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Global Plasma’s UV Snake Oil Sales Lawsuit against IEE Indoor Environmental Engineering Refiled in N.D. Calif.
Global Plasma Solutions, Inc., voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against IEE Indoor Environmental Engineering filed in the Northern District of Georgia last week and promptly refiled the complaint in the Northern District of California. That lawsuit is in response to a campaign Global says IEE launched to spread misinformation about competitive air cleaning technology and services. On Mar. 22, UV Reporter related, Global Plasma’s team of lawyers at MCGUIREWOODS LLP, sued IEE, complaining about a Nov. 2020 piece by IEE titled Beware: The COVID-19 Snake Oil Salesmen Are Here. READ THE DOCUMENT GLOBAL PLASMA DOESN’T LIKE 21-cv-01059-0001-A-2-9-1Download Global complains: “The Defamatory Piece opens…
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