A training company that is suing CUES has added fraud to its list of complaints against the professional association, according to new court documents in the case.
The original suit, filed July 6 in Iowa District Court by the Cedar Rapids, Iowa-based BVS Performance Solutions, alleged CUES dodged obligations to perform certain marketing activities under a deal dating back to 2011. BVS, which provides staff training and member education services, is seeking unspecified damages and has asked the court to let it out of its contract with CUES.
This week, BVS filed an amended complaint alleging, among other things, that CUES intentionally lied about working with BVS to get more customers.
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