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This page provides access to Reliability Incorporated (RLBY) SEC filings, including Form 8-K reports that describe material legal and corporate events. As a workforce and talent solutions company with a media-focused subsidiary, The Maslow Media Group, Reliability uses its filings to document significant arbitration outcomes, governance measures, and other developments relevant to shareholders.
One of the key topics in recent filings is the arbitration matter involving Vivos Group, Inc. Reliability has reported on arbitration awards, related court judgments, and the role of a rehabilitative receiver appointed to collect amounts owed to the company and its subsidiary. A Form 8-K details an Arbitrator’s Opinion and Supplemental Award that affirms the receiver’s proposed conclusions, imposes a constructive trust over certain shares, and directs the transfer of specified shares of Reliability’s common stock back to the company.
These filings explain how the Supplemental Award authorizes Reliability to pursue recoupment and collection actions, including judicial proceedings, and confirms that the company may proceed independently of the receiver in enforcing and collecting outstanding award balances. They also outline restrictions on the transfer and voting of certain shares, and the company’s intention to seek court confirmation of the Supplemental Award.
Through this page, users can review Reliability’s historical and ongoing SEC disclosures, such as 8-K current reports and other applicable forms, to understand how arbitration rulings, enforcement steps, and governance decisions affect the company’s capital structure and shareholder rights. AI-powered tools on the platform can help summarize lengthy filings, highlight key legal and corporate provisions, and make complex arbitration and enforcement language more accessible to investors analyzing RLBY’s regulatory record.
Reliability Incorporated, through subsidiary Maslow Media Group, reported 2025 revenue of $20,717, down 13.6% from 2024, and a net loss of $664. Lower Employer of Record revenue and the loss of several clients drove the decline, though overall gross margin improved to 14.2% from 13.3% as higher-margin staffing and managed services grew.
The business remains highly concentrated, with the top two customers contributing 58.4% of 2025 revenue and the top five 76.7%. Liquidity depends heavily on receivables-based financing and factoring to fund payroll ahead of collections. The company won arbitration awards totaling about $8,808 against the Vivos Group and recorded a $6,357 receivable as of December 31, 2025. A February 2026 settlement calls for transferring 253,292,210 shares back to Reliability as treasury stock, which may simplify the capital structure once court processes are completed.
Reliability Incorporated entered into a Settlement Agreement and general mutual release with multiple Vivos-related parties to resolve all remaining disputes from prior arbitration and related Maryland court litigation. As part of the settlement, the respondents agreed to transfer 253,292,210 shares of Reliability’s common stock back to the company as a share surrender in satisfaction of previously adjudicated claims.
This transfer, once confirmed by the transfer agent, would reduce the number of shares outstanding by approximately 84%, leaving about 46,707,790 shares outstanding. The parties will then mark all money judgments as satisfied in full and dismiss the arbitration and court case with prejudice, which is expected to conclude all pending disputes among them.
Reliability Incorporated reports receiving an Arbitrator’s Opinion and Supplemental Award in its arbitration matter with Vivos Group, Inc. The Supplemental Award affirms the receiver’s prior findings on how earlier arbitration awards should be administered and enforced, adds clarifications, and gives the company additional directions for recovery.
The award imposes a constructive trust over certain shares of Reliability’s common stock held by third parties and restricts transfers or voting of those shares while court action is pending. It also directs the transfer agent to move a substantial number of specified shares back to the company and authorizes Reliability to pursue recoupment and collection actions, including court proceedings, to satisfy outstanding award balances. Some parts of the award require further judicial proceedings, and Reliability plans to seek a court order confirming the Supplemental Award and to take appropriate steps to enforce its rights.
Reliability Inc. (RLBY) reported softer results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. Q3 revenue was $5,417 with gross profit of $749 and an operating loss of $(228), leading to a net loss of $(203). Year‑to‑date revenue was $14,882 and the net loss was $(742).
Segment mix shifted: Employer of Record revenue declined, while Staffing grew. Q3 EOR revenue was $4,299 and margin fell to 11.0% on rebates and a large, discounted media project. Staffing rose to $1,053 with a 25.2% margin, helped by managed services transitions. Customer concentration remained high, with two clients representing 56.4% of year‑to‑date revenue.
Liquidity actions included factoring and new receivables purchase programs; the factoring liability declined to $157. Cash was $229. Management concluded it is probable the company can continue as a going concern through November 30, 2026. The company is enforcing final court judgments totaling about $8,649 related to the Vivos Matter; related party notes receivable were $6,228 as of quarter end.