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News Alert: RMHB Responds to Class Action Suit
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Company: Rocky Mountain High Brands Inc. (Pink Sheets: RMHB)


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Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. Plans 25,000,000 Dollar Lawsuit against Roy J. Meadows , Donna Rayburn and Other Related Parties for Claims that may Include Fraud on the Market, Tortious Interference with Business , RICO and Violation of Florida Usury Laws

RMHB will seek disgorgement of Meadow s and Rayburn Profits on Questionable Trading Activities


DALLAS, April 20, 2016 - Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (OTC PINK:RMHB) announced today that the Company vehemently denies the false and inflammatory allegations asserted by the Shareholder Alert inappropriately released by the Law Office of A.A. McClanahan earlier today.

The Shareholder Alert identified a pending Motion for Temporary Injunction filed by Roy J. Meadows to prevent further sales of the assets and stock of the Company. In the Motion, Meadows states, among other things, that RHMB sold 16,908,571 shares on April 18, 2016, which was the entire number of shares traded that day. Neither RMHB nor its Officers or Directors sold one single share of RMHB stock that day. Although the Motion for a Temporary Injunction has not yet been ruled upon, RMHB is actively seeking an emergency hearing on that Motion to demonstrate to the Court that it is groundless and wholly without merit.

The Company is consulting with its legal teams at Allred Wilcox and Hartley, PLLC of Plano, Texas, and The Carr Law Firm in Orlando, Florida, and plans to pursue claims against Roy J. Meadows, Donna Rayburn and other related parties for as much as $25 million relating to allegations of potential fraud on the market, tortious interference with business, RICO, violations of Florida usury laws, and other claims and causes of action. The Company will show that Mr. Meadows, his daughter Donna Rayburn and possible related parties have engaged in a pattern of personal enrichment at the expense of shareholders and have conspired to harm the Company. The Company, in current pleadings, is demanding the forgiveness of any debt owed to Mr. Meadows, cancellation of all his warrants, the return of the Series C preferred shares held by Mr. Meadows, and the return of all interest and principal paid to Ms. Rayburn under her usurious note with the Company. Additionally, the Company will seek the disgorgement of all profits earned by Mr. Meadows and Ms. Rayburn as a result of their usurious notes and profits on trading RHMB common stock.

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