A Delaware Court has curbed Julia Haart’s attempts to claim that she had equal ownership of Elite World Group.
Haart “is therefore not entitled to the relief she seeks in Counts I, II, III and IV,” which are the four counts relating to her claims about owning 50 percent of all of Scaglia’s properties and businesses, Davis said. The judge said this expedited ruling is in “advance of my final opinion” but represents his key legal findings.
The spokesman added, “Julia rebuilt Elite. And Silvio swore their equal partnership to her and the government. We are confident that Julia will maintain a significant stake in Elite and be integral to the company’s future.” Zurn’s decision comes in response to a petition filed by Haart on Feb. 11, claiming equal ownership of the company — just two days after beingScaglia noted: “I always had faith that ‘fake it till you make it,’ [a motto often “promoted” by Haart, underscored Davis] would not hold up in a court of law. The challenge to my ownership of Freedom and EWG was always based on her lies, and I’m happy to have this behind me.
Haart and Scaglia have each held management positions at Freedom and EWG. In February 2022, Scaglia “purported to remove Haart from her positions at both companies through a series of written consents. He wielded his claimed control of Freedom to remove Haart from the Freedom board by written consent; then, Freedom, as EWG’s managing member, removed her from the EWG board, and then Scaglia, together with the other remaining EWG board member, fired her as EWG’s CEO,” Zurn writes.
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