Melaleuca Wins Another Judgment Against Former Employee
POSTED: 3:51 pm MDT August 31, 2010UPDATED: 12:07 pm MDT September 1, 2010IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- Melaleuca has won another judgment against a former employee.For months the wellness company has been battling with Jeff Wasden, Melaleuca's former Vice President of Marketing.In December, Seventh District Judge Gregory Moeller ruled Wasden had breached a Separation Agreement when he left the company. 'The judge ordered Wasden to pay the company back $241,275.On Wednesday, August 25, Judge Moeller also awarded Melaleuca $114,455 in attorney fees and $7,043.43 for costs requested by Thomsen Stevens Law Offices and $3,154.28 for costs requested by in-house counsel.Judge Moeller, however, did not award more than $6,000 in discretionary funds Thomsen Stephens and Melaleuca requested.
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