Lisa T. Miller Quietly Dropped Her Lawsuit Against Parker Nathans. No Trial. No Win. Just a Confidential Settlement and a Dismissal With Prejudice.
Meanwhile, she’s still trying to silence me with threats and takedowns.
A rich bully might scare others into silence—not me.
This isn’t about one lawsuit anymore. It’s about a pattern of intimidation and a refusal to let the facts speak for themselves.
Lisa T. Miller made this public. She filed a federal lawsuit naming me and Parker Nathans. She claimed we defamed her. She claimed copyright infringement. She claimed conspiracy. She claimed a lot—without showing much of anything.
When the judge asked for clarity, she delivered confusion. The court tossed her complaint as a “shotgun pleading,” a term used when the allegations are so vague and jumbled they can’t even be meaningfully answered. That was back in May.
Judge Donald Middlebrooks gave her one last shot to rewrite the complaint properly. The deadline: May 30, 2025.
She didn’t even make it that far. See the court document here.
Instead of cleaning up her mess, she backed down. Lisa filed for voluntary dismissal with prejudice—which means she can’t file the same claims again.
There was no trial. No ruling in her favor. No finding of defamation.
Just silence. A settlement. A retreat.
And yet, even after that, her legal team keeps trying to get my content taken down.
Let’s be clear:
- This was never about falsehoods.
- It was about power.
- It was about suppressing documented facts she didn’t like being public.
She enrolled in our program. She got access. She demanded a refund. She filed a chargeback—and got all her money back. We posted a timeline of what happened, with screenshots, call logs, and documentation.
Rather than dispute any of that, she tried to erase it.
First with takedowns. Then with legal threats. Then with a lawsuit.
Now with a quiet, confidential settlement designed to make it all disappear.
But the facts don’t disappear.
This isn’t a win for her. This is a pattern playing out the way it often does when someone tries to use legal firepower instead of transparency.
And to the honest business owners watching all this—don’t be afraid to speak up.
Keep your receipts. Stand by the truth. Don’t fold just because someone has a lawyer on retainer.
I’m not going away quietly. Not when others are watching to see whether facts still matter.
Because they do.
