Dweck v. Nasser, 2012 WL 161590

Updated 10/25/2023

Paul Weitzel,

Paige G. DuRandt,

Lauren M. Kubat,

Jacob H. Owens, CPA

Cast of Characters:

Dweck: Chief Executive Officer, director and 30% stockholder of Kids
Nasser: Chair and controlling stockholder of Kids
Fine: Chief Financial Officer of Kids
Taxin: President (like, second in command) of Kids

Cast of Companies

Kids International Corporation: The business that started all this. Owned mostly by Nasser, 30% by Dweck. Dweck, Fine and Taxin held the titles noted above.
Success Apparel LLC: Competing kidsware wholesaler formed by Dweck with input from Taxin when they were unhappy with their pay at Kids. Dweck owned 80% and Taxin owned 20%. It held licenses to Bugle Boy, Everlast and John Deere.
Premium Apparel Brands LLC: Another competing kidsware wholesaler formed by Dweck (and owned 100%) after forming Success. It had rights to Gloria Vanderbilt and Jones Apparel.

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