0

baddrivers

Class action alleges deceptive marketing of Monster Energy drinks 

  • by
    • January 9, 2013

Monster-brand energy drinks are marketed as being conventional carbonated beverages despite containing “dangerously high” amounts of caffeine, according to a new consumer class action filed in California federal court.
“Defendants knowingly or with reckless indifference, market, advertise and sell Monster Energy Drinks as completely safe via playful/seductive advertising designed to » […]

Original post by http://lawyersusaonline.com/blog/2013/01/09/class-action-alleges-deceptive-marketing-of-monster-energy-drinks/

Report bad drivers!

Related posts:

  1. FDA issues report on energy drinks  The Food and Drug Administration has released some detailed information on adverse event reports related to several popular energy drinks....
  2. FDA issues adverse events report on energy drinks  The Food and Drug Administration has released some detailed information on adverse event reports related to several popular energy drinks....
  3. Class action against LSAC goes national  The Justice Department can intervene in a disability lawsuit filed against the Law School Admission Council, according to an order...
  4. Justice Dept. intervenes in class action against LSAC  The Justice Department can intervene in a disability lawsuit filed against the Law School Admission Council, according to an order...
  5. Hepatitis class action settled for $250 per person  A lawsuit has been settled involving hundreds of people who had to be vaccinated after eating at a Fayetteville, N.C....

Leave a comment