MONI Files Suite for Breach of Contract Against Nationwide Security Solutions -- Security Today

MONI Files Suite for Breach of Contract Against Nationwide Security Solutions

We take great care to maintain our credibility and look forward to a swift legal resolution in this matter.

Sep 25, 2017

Monitronics International, Inc. announced they have filed a lawsuit in the district court of Dallas, Texas against Nationwide Security Solutions, Inc. and one of its owners alleging breach of their contractual obligations to MONI, specifically including their non-competition agreements.

“At MONI, we take our partner agreements very seriously. Honesty and integrity are cornerstones of our business practices, and we expect the same in return from those we choose to do business with,” said Jeff Gardner, MONI President and CEO. “We are deeply disappointed by the actions of Nationwide Security Solutions. We take great care to maintain our credibility and look forward to a swift legal resolution in this matter.”

For details on the suit, visit https://courtsportal.dallascounty.org/DALLASPROD. For more information on MONI, visit mymoni.com.

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