LuLaRoe’s sales have soared 600 percent to around $1 billion as of 2016, according to details released as part of the suit regarding its tax practices. That would make the privately held firm ...

LuLaRoe is facing a separate legal action filed Oct. 13 in a federal court over its decision to make it more difficult for sellers who want to quit to get a refund for their unsold merchandise.

A new Amazon documentary from the makers of "Fyre Fraud" looks at the once-ubiquitous multilevel marketing company LuLaRoe and how its dream of stay-at-home "mom-preneurs" fell apart amid a flood ...

The complaint accuses LuLaRoe of overcharging buyers “up to 10.25 percent every time a consultant who lives in a jurisdiction that taxes clothing makes a sale where a delivery is made to a ...

LuLaRoe, a company that promised its sellers the chance to become entrepreneurs by selling clothing directly to their social networks, was running a "pyramid scheme'' that burdened consultants ...

In early 2016, Amy Jo Reece became a retailer for clothing company LuLaRoe, paying $6,900 for apparel to sell from her home in Culpeper, Va. Two years later, Ms. Reece says she is stuck with ...

Since it is a direct selling company, LuLaRoe does not offer its clothing through stores or a company website, but instead through consultants who must be referred by a current consultant and buy ...

LuLaRich tells the story of LuLaRoe, a women’s apparel brand run by DeAnne and Mark Stidham. The company has repeatedly come under fire, most notably in 2019, when it was sued by the Washington ...

Discovery Plus, with BuzzFeed Studios, will premiere “The Rise and Fall of LulaRoe” — a new investigation into the company — on Dec. 13.

The series briefly mentions the fam, but there's much more to know about the LuLaRoe founders and their offspring. For starters, DeAnne was the 10th of 11 children born to Mormon parents (her last ...

On Friday, Amazon Prime Video dropped “LuLaRich,” a four-part docuseries that exposes the misdeeds of clothing company/pyramid scheme LuLaRoe. In “LuLaRich,” directors Jenner Furst and ...

LuLaRoe LLC’s primary clothing supplier sued the leggings company over $49 million in unpaid bills and accused its top executives of looting its assets to buy exotic cars, private planes and ...