Overview
- A civil lawsuit in Palm Beach County names Jill Zarin, Gary Brody, and GNG Enterprises, alleging they diverted a pickleball device and other assets from Pickle Pro Labs.
- Plaintiff Noah Springer says he invested $500,000 for a 25% stake and a $5,000 monthly salary as the company developed the Go-No-Go machine.
- Springer says payments stopped around May 2024 and that he was locked out of company systems after his corporate email was deleted.
- He alleges Zarin and Brody formed GNG Enterprises FL, LLC in May 2025 to market and sell the Go-No-Go, which he says was built with Pickle Pro funds and work product, without approval.
- The complaint lists breach of fiduciary duty and other claims, cites about $700 a month in personal health insurance charged to the company, seeks an injunction and damages, and draws a denial from Zarin, who says she will prevail.