A plaintiff's Facebook posts about drug use helped torpedo two class action lawsuits against a Weston company and a few dollars for consumers.
April 07, 2015 at 01:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
What happens when a class action plaintiff mixes street drugs and social media? Nothing good, especially if he’s trying to bring a national lawsuit claiming heart problems from an energy drink.
Adam Mirabella and Kristen Arrendell filed a federal suit in 2012 against Weston-based Vital Pharmaceuticals Inc., doing business as VPX, which manufactures energy supplements under the Redline brand.
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