The only lawsuit on record against Fitteam Global is a 2022 debt collection case filed in Palm Beach County, Florida, and it remains unresolved in the available docket. Beyond that single Fitteam lawsuit, the company has drawn consumer complaints about difficult cancellations, and its 12-year stadium naming rights deal ended roughly six years early. No federal or state regulator has taken enforcement action against Fitteam itself.
The 2022 Debt Collection Case
In September 2022, Erin Giguere filed suit against Fitteam Global LLC in the 15th Judicial Circuit Court in Palm Beach County. The court categorized the matter as a contract and debt collection case, the kind of filing typically used for disputes over promissory notes, loan agreements, or similar obligations to pay a fixed sum.1UniCourt. Giguere, Erin v. Fitteam Global LLC
Judge G. Joseph Curley was assigned to the case. Giguere’s attorney is Christopher R. Zapalski. The specific allegations and the amount at issue are not spelled out in the available records.1UniCourt. Giguere, Erin v. Fitteam Global LLC
As of the last recorded docket update in January 2023, the case was still listed as “Pending – Other Pending.” No dismissal, judgment, or settlement has been posted publicly since.
Consumer Complaints About Cancellation and Billing
Separate from the Giguere case, Fitteam customers have complained about recurring charges that continued after they tried to cancel. The company holds an A- rating on its Better Business Bureau profile, and the BBB notes the rating was pulled down by Fitteam’s failure to respond to at least one complaint.2BBB. Fitteam Global LLC BBB Business Profile
One reviewer wrote that the company “will not cancel and will continue to charge your card.” Another said she had submitted a support ticket requesting cancellation more than a month before a new charge appeared on her account.2BBB. Fitteam Global LLC BBB Business Profile
The billing complaints are not new. In 2017, Valley News Live reported on customer Clint Bimler, who said a Fitteam “brand manager” was pushy and did not clearly disclose the total cost of a weight-loss package. A $246.31 charge overdrew his account. Fitteam refunded him in full after the outlet began asking questions. At the time, the BBB said it had only one other complaint on file about the company.3Valley News Live. Whistleblower Gets Refunded After Investigation
The Stadium Deal That Ended Early
In February 2018, the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros announced a 12-year naming rights agreement with Fitteam for their shared spring training facility in West Palm Beach. The venue became Fitteam Ballpark of the Palm Beaches.4Washington Post. Nationals and Astros Reach Naming Rights Deal for Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
The deal did not run its full term. In February 2024, the teams announced a new multi-year naming agreement with CACTI Hard Seltzer, rebranding the facility as CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches.5MLB Blogs. Astros, Nationals Announce New Naming Rights Agreement With CACTI for Spring Training Ballpark Whether the Fitteam agreement ended by mutual termination, default, or some other route has not been publicly disclosed. The financial terms of the original deal were never made public either.6Ballparks of Baseball. The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
Where Regulators Stand
No federal or state regulator has filed an enforcement action against Fitteam Global. The broader MLM supplement industry, however, has drawn a wave of FTC scrutiny. In June 2026, the FTC sued Amare Global Holdings, another MLM supplement seller, over claims that its products could treat depression, anxiety, and ADHD, and over allegedly deceptive earnings claims to recruits.7FTC. FTC Sues to Stop Amare Global Holdings Misrepresenting Health Benefits of Its Dietary Supplements Earlier the same year, the agency permanently barred Forever Living from making deceptive earnings claims after finding that at least 77% of its participants received no compensation in each of the prior five years.8Retail Consumer Products Law. FTC Blog Updates, April 13-17, 2026
A proposed FTC rule from January 2025 would have prohibited MLMs from making deceptive earnings claims and required written substantiation for any income representations. It was frozen under a regulatory pause ordered by the incoming Trump administration, and its future is uncertain.9Hunton Andrews Kurth. FTC Issues Three Notices for Changes to the Business Opportunity Rule and a New Rule on MLM Practices None of that activity names Fitteam.