Deep Blue Marine, Inc. Files Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit in Federal Court and Wins Injunctive Relief.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBE) today announced that the United States District Court for the Central District of Utah issued a Preliminary Injunction against Edward Krajewski enjoining him, "directly or indirectly, including his agents, servants, employees, attorneys and person in active concert or participation with the foregoing" from "publishing statements concerning trade secrets, confidential, and/or proprietary information of Deep Blue Marine" and "from publishing false and/or defamatory statements regarding Deep Blue Marine, Wilf Blum, and/or Alexander Lindale, and/or their agents, employees or affiliates."

The Plaintiffs in the action, Deep Blue Marine, Wilf Blum and Alexander Lindale, also seek by way of their underlying complaint general, special and punitive damages in connection with Krajewski's breach of contract, tortious interference with economic relations and defamation. The complaint also names presently unknown defendants, listed as John Doe I-X.

Wilf Blum, President of DPBE, said, "It is sad that Mr. Krajewski has disregarded prior cease and desist letters from our attorney leaving us no other option but to seek and obtain injunctive relief in federal court. Hopefully, now Mr. Krajewski's onslaught of false and defamatory postings on various online investor message boards will stop. As president of Deep Blue Marine Inc., I was forced to take this action to protect the company, its shareholders and its business relationships. Having taken this preliminary action to enjoin Mr. Krajewski's abusive conduct, the Company will now pursue the underlying litigation for damages to the very end. Once we receive through discovery all related documents and records from all of the various message boards on which Mr. Krajewski posted, we will name any and all Doe defendants who may have cooperated with Mr. Krajewski. While the first amendment protects a person's right to speak, there are limits, particularly in the case of false, defamatory and destructive speech such as in this matter. Moreover, the Federal Court enjoined Krajewski from disclosing confidential and/or proprietary information of Deep Blue Marine in violation of an express, written Non-Disclosure Agreement that he signed with the Company. We are going to pursue this to the end, so that those who insist on this type of destructive behavior had better lawyer up, because you will be sued."

For more information on Deep Blue Marine Inc. (DPBE), go to www.alldeepblue.com.

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