Environmental Research Center, Inc. v. Legion Athletics Inc. and Does 1-100
Published: Nov. 27, 2020 | Result Date: Mar. 2, 2020 | Filing Date: Sep. 24, 2019 |Case number: RG20056711 Settlement – $85,000
Judge
Court
Alameda County Superior Court
Attorneys
Plaintiff
Charles W. Poss
(Environmental Research Center Inc.)
Defendant
Caroline L. Plant
(Bick Law LLP)
Facts
Legion Athletics (Legion) manufactured and distributed various health food products and supplements. Legion had stores in the state of California that sold its products to various consumers in the state. The Environmental Research Center, Inc. initiated a lawsuit against Legion under Proposition 65 and also sought an injunction.
Contentions
PLAINTIFF'S CONTENTIONS: Plaintiff contended that defendant was subject to Proposition 65's regulations because defendant operated a business in California that sold products containing dangerous chemicals. Plaintiff also contended that several of defendant's Stim-Free and Pulse Pre-Workout drinks and supplements contained a high amount of lead in violation of Proposition 65. Plaintiff also contended that defendant exposed several citizens to lead levels that exposed consumers to levels in excess of .5 micro-grams a day of the Maximum Allowable Dose Level of lead permitted by Proposition 65. Plaintiff also contended that defendant was required to provide warnings to consumers about the level of lead exposure but failed to do so.
DEFENDANT'S CONTENTIONS: Defendant denied the contentions.
Result
The parties ultimately settled the claims for $85,000 and injunctive relief.
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