Candace Owens

The evidence they produced was a photo taken by one of Tiffany's former employees of an online comment, which they alleged showed Tiffany saying these things to her customers. Apparently, Tiffany had left her Facebook open at the gym on a day when no one else was in the building and this employee just happened to see it.

The evidence they produced was a photo taken by one of Tiffany's former employees of an online comment, which they alleged showed Tiffany saying these things to her customers. Apparently, Tiffany had left her Facebook open at the gym on a day when no one else was in the building and this employee just happened to see it.

The evidence they produced was a photo taken by one of Tiffany's former employees of an online comment, which they alleged showed Tiffany saying these things to her customers. Apparently, Tiffany had left her Facebook open at the gym on a day when no one else was in the building and this employee just happened to see it.

Forget the fact that Tiffany had been paying that girl's phone bills since COVID out of the goodness of her heart and had her whole iCloud backed up to Tiffany's phones, showing that she was off at college that week taking photos with her friends, or the fact that she had the work schedule of the girl showing that she was not scheduled that week, or the photos she had of herself in the gym that day playing with kids, or the text messages from that employee saying she had finals that week and needed the whole week off,

Forget the fact that Tiffany had been paying that girl's phone bills since COVID out of the goodness of her heart and had her whole iCloud backed up to Tiffany's phones, showing that she was off at college that week taking photos with her friends, or the fact that she had the work schedule of the girl showing that she was not scheduled that week, or the photos she had of herself in the gym that day playing with kids, or the text messages from that employee saying she had finals that week and needed the whole week off,

Forget the fact that Tiffany had been paying that girl's phone bills since COVID out of the goodness of her heart and had her whole iCloud backed up to Tiffany's phones, showing that she was off at college that week taking photos with her friends, or the fact that she had the work schedule of the girl showing that she was not scheduled that week, or the photos she had of herself in the gym that day playing with kids, or the text messages from that employee saying she had finals that week and needed the whole week off,

Long story short, it was a doctored photo of a made-up message thread or comment, and the former employee seemed to get a new car and cash infusion into her life right after she testified. Who knows where it came from, but that's the sort of conduct that permeated the case. Fortunately, the arbitrator had no choice but to rule in Tiffany's favor on that defamation.

Long story short, it was a doctored photo of a made-up message thread or comment, and the former employee seemed to get a new car and cash infusion into her life right after she testified. Who knows where it came from, but that's the sort of conduct that permeated the case. Fortunately, the arbitrator had no choice but to rule in Tiffany's favor on that defamation.

Long story short, it was a doctored photo of a made-up message thread or comment, and the former employee seemed to get a new car and cash infusion into her life right after she testified. Who knows where it came from, but that's the sort of conduct that permeated the case. Fortunately, the arbitrator had no choice but to rule in Tiffany's favor on that defamation.

Unleashed Brands won on the breach of contract. They claimed that Tiffany had breached her contract years ago when she hadn't paid royalties way back during COVID, despite the fact that she had been told at the time not to.

Unleashed Brands won on the breach of contract. They claimed that Tiffany had breached her contract years ago when she hadn't paid royalties way back during COVID, despite the fact that she had been told at the time not to.

Unleashed Brands won on the breach of contract. They claimed that Tiffany had breached her contract years ago when she hadn't paid royalties way back during COVID, despite the fact that she had been told at the time not to.

When Michael Browning had bought the company, they had tried to coerce her into signing this new ACH contract by holding these back fees over her head and saying they would offer a payment plan only if she signed it. Instead, she took a huge loan on her house and paid them all down at once. You can see in the bottom right corner, the total amount paid is $30,160.05.

When Michael Browning had bought the company, they had tried to coerce her into signing this new ACH contract by holding these back fees over her head and saying they would offer a payment plan only if she signed it. Instead, she took a huge loan on her house and paid them all down at once. You can see in the bottom right corner, the total amount paid is $30,160.05.

When Michael Browning had bought the company, they had tried to coerce her into signing this new ACH contract by holding these back fees over her head and saying they would offer a payment plan only if she signed it. Instead, she took a huge loan on her house and paid them all down at once. You can see in the bottom right corner, the total amount paid is $30,160.05.

But somehow, the arbitrator still ruled nearly a year after she had paid them, and Unleashed Brands had accepted that payment, that this was a breach of contract and grounds to fire her over. Even though at the time, many other franchisees were still paying those same fees off. Tiffany was the only franchisee ever punished for not paying royalties during COVID when they had all been told not to.

But somehow, the arbitrator still ruled nearly a year after she had paid them, and Unleashed Brands had accepted that payment, that this was a breach of contract and grounds to fire her over. Even though at the time, many other franchisees were still paying those same fees off. Tiffany was the only franchisee ever punished for not paying royalties during COVID when they had all been told not to.

But somehow, the arbitrator still ruled nearly a year after she had paid them, and Unleashed Brands had accepted that payment, that this was a breach of contract and grounds to fire her over. Even though at the time, many other franchisees were still paying those same fees off. Tiffany was the only franchisee ever punished for not paying royalties during COVID when they had all been told not to.

And in order to win legal fees from Tiffany, the rules stated that Unleashed had to win one more count than her. So, they needed another win. And the arbitrator miraculously ruled in favor of Unleashed Brands over Trade Dress, meaning that Tiffany's new gym looked too much like a little gym. But there's some important context here, briefly. Tiffany's husband specializes in patent and trademark.

And in order to win legal fees from Tiffany, the rules stated that Unleashed had to win one more count than her. So, they needed another win. And the arbitrator miraculously ruled in favor of Unleashed Brands over Trade Dress, meaning that Tiffany's new gym looked too much like a little gym. But there's some important context here, briefly. Tiffany's husband specializes in patent and trademark.