PPP Laser Clinic files lawsuit against founder and his daughter

SINGAPORE — PPP Laser Clinic has fired the next salvo against company founder Dr Goh Seng Heng, filing a lawsuit against him, his daughter Michelle Goh and a company named QuikGlow, to seek “interim injunctions to preserve the assets and interests of the PPP companies”, it said today (Feb 5).

Dr Goh announced on Tuesday he was stepping down from the company he founded, saying that “under the leadership of the new investors, the company has lost its way and in my opinion, is now driven by the wrong values”.

The company said in a statement that the court has ordered an injunction against Dr Goh and Ms Goh barring them from poaching PPP staff, revealing or using confidential information acquired during their time at PPP, and ordering them to disclose the names of all the employees or contractors whom the two have directly or indirectly “solicited or enticed”.

The court has also ordered the two not to enter the premises of PPP companies, the company added.

“The new PPP management is pleased that the court has made orders for the protection of the PPP companies’ business and assets,” it said in a statement.

As for further injunction applications restraining QuikGlow from poaching existing PPP staff and for Dr Goh and Ms Goh from joining or continuing to be employed by QuikGlow, “will be heard in court at a future date”, said the company. CHANNEL NEWSASIA