Monster Beverage (MNST) Says Energy Drink Warning Flawed
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Monster Beverage (MNST) Says No Evidence of 'Caffeine Toxicity' in Fournier Case
March 4, 2013 12:36 PM ESTMonster Beverage Corporation (Nasdaq: MNST) revealed the findings of a group of physicians and a coroner that the company asked to examine the medical records of Anais Fournier, whose family filed a lawsuit blaming her death on the consumption of Monster Energy Drinks.
After the lawsuit was filed, even though Monster had every confidence in the safety of its products, the company retained a group of physicians, including a coroner, to independently ascertain whether there was any basis for the allegations in the suit. The company retained a cardiac pathologist, a cardiac... More
