(Reuters) - The Corona, California-based energy drink maker said prior
to the court's decision, both the companies had entered into a
binding settlement agreement that Hansen believes renders the
court's decision moot.
On June 29, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a
preliminary injunction that had prevented National Beverage
from selling its "Freek" energy drink, which rival Hansen had
alleged was confusingly similar to its "Monster" drink.
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to the court's decision, both the companies had entered into a
binding settlement agreement that Hansen believes renders the
court's decision moot.
On June 29, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a
preliminary injunction that had prevented National Beverage
from selling its "Freek" energy drink, which rival Hansen had
alleged was confusingly similar to its "Monster" drink.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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