On March 4, 2010, NBCLosAngeles.com posted an article titled Sylvester Stallone Mixed Up in Low-Carb Pudding Mess. According to the article…
Sly and another man must face deposition questions and turn over financial documents from their former company within two weeks in a lawsuit alleging they misappropriated trade secrets…
William Brescia filed suit against Instone in Los Angeles Superior Court in November 2004, alleging misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of contract. Sly was not named in the suit until 2007, nearly three years later. Sly was once Chairman of Instone’s Board of Directors, but is no longer involved with the company. Sly’s attorney said the…
…ruling was premature considering she has a motion to dismiss the case against Stallone and Arnold on March 24…
and that…
…there is nothing special about the pudding and that Brescia’s lawyers cannot show how it differs from the general knowledge of those in the same field as the plaintiff.
Sly had already been dismissed as a defendant in the trial, but that ruling was overturned causing the current events. To read the full article, click here.