Monster sued Bang in 2018. It accused Bang and Owoc of touting their energy drink with "Super Creatine" as a "miracle drink" that can "reverse mental retardation" and help cure neurological disorders.

The Vital Pharmaceuticals brand temporarily agreed to remove any mention of “Super Creatine” in November. “Fuel your destiny” was the replacement message on the Bang Energy cans. Bernal’s ruling ...

Legal outcome: Monster Beverage's $311 million victory against Bang Energy upheld by appeals court. Allegations: Bang accused of false advertising regarding 'Super Creatine'.

We believe Monster Beverage has a pristine balance sheet and sufficient liquidity to weather macro volatilities and invest for long-term growth. The company had $1.5 billion in cash and short-term ...

Monster Energy is entitled to $20.9 million in attorneys' fees and more than $22 million in additional damages in a dispute with its now bankrupt former rival Bang Energy over Bang's alleged false ...