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The former Real Housewives of New York City star Jill Zarin and her boyfriend, Gary Brody, face a new lawsuit from a former business partner regarding a pickleball-related venture.
Noah Springer filed the legal action on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, alleging that the couple diverted business opportunities and funds from their shared company, Pickle Pro Labs, LLC, to a new entity they founded without his knowledge.
According to the court documents, Noah Springer invested $500,000 into the original company in 2022 in exchange for a 25% ownership stake.
The partnership aimed to develop and market a specific machine called the "Go-No-Go."
Noah Springer claims the agreement included a $5,000 monthly salary for him while he helped engineer and research the product using company resources.
However, he alleges that Jill Zarin and Gary Brody stopped his payments in May 2024 and began selling the machine under their own independent banner, GNG Enterprises.
Noah Springer asserts that Jill Zarin and Gary Brody had no authorization to sell the "Go-No-Go" machine through GNG Enterprises, as the product was entirely conceived and funded by Pickle Pro Labs.
The lawsuit claims the pair effectively cut Noah Springer out of the business while continuing to profit from the technology he helped develop.
He is currently seeking unspecified damages for the alleged breach of contract and financial misconduct.
In addition to monetary compensation, Noah Springer is asking the court for an injunction to block Jill Zarin and Gary Brody from further diverting Pickle Pro’s business opportunities.
He argues that the couple’s actions have caused significant financial harm to the original company.
Neither Jill Zarin nor Gary Brody has released a formal statement regarding the specific claims made in the filing.
