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Careathers v. Red Bull GmBh et al
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September 22, 2015
Red Bull Settlement Doesn't Fly In Puerto Rico, Judge Told
A plaintiff in a proposed Puerto Rican class action against Red Bull GmbH has urged a federal judge not to bar his suit as part of a $13 million settlement of a false advertising row in New York, saying the settlement didn't include consumers in the U.S. territory.
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June 04, 2015
$13M Red Bull Settlement Objector Appeals To 2nd Circ.
A proposed class member who objects to Red Bull GmbH's $13 million settlement of a false advertising suit filed an appeal with the Second Circuit on Tuesday.
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May 01, 2015
Red Bull For Everybody! Judge OKs $13M False Ad Settlement
Red Bull GmbH got clearance from a Manhattan federal judge Friday to give away millions of cans of its drinks, and cut more than a million checks for $4.23 each, to 2 million consumers who queued up for $13 million in proceeds from two class actions alleging the company falsely claimed its beverages have more benefit than coffee.
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August 01, 2014
Red Bull Puts Up $13M To Settle False Advertising Suit
Red Bull GmbH agreed Thursday to pay over $13 million to settle a proposed class action in New York federal court accusing the Austria-based beverage company and its U.S. subsidiaries of falsely advertising its energy drinks as providing more benefit to a consumer than a cup of coffee.