Civil Litigation,
California Supreme Court
Nov. 21, 2018
Monster Energy fights in state high court and Riverside Superior Court
Whether the two cases are substantially similar is the subject of debate between attorneys in the Riverside case.
Greg Marks of Guajardo & Marks LLP
RIVERSIDE -- The state Supreme Court has granted a petition to review an appeal by Monster Energy Co., seeking to renew its suit against an attorney it says breached a confidentiality agreement in a settlement of a suit blaming Monster's energy drinks for the death of a teenager.
Coincidentally, Monster's Chief Executive Officer Rodney Sacks and Vice President and chief litigation counsel Aaron Sonnhalter were in a Riverside County...
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