Jeff Clark, Founder Of Mavericks Surf Competition, Wins Suit Against Company He Started
Just as the action surrounding Half Moon Bay's world-famous Mavericks kids shoes surfing competition is about to heat up in the water, the activity on dry land looks like it's coming to a close.
Earlier this week, a superior court judge in San Francisco ruled that Mavericks Surf Ventures breached its contract with co-founder Jeff Clark after the surfing legend parted nike kids shoes ways with the company last year.
Surfers' Village reports:
Clark filed a lawsuit in January 2010 against Mavericks Surf Ventures Inc. (MSV), the company he co-founded to run the Mavericks Surf Contest, and its directors Keir Beadling and Mark Dwight. The complaint, filed with the Superior Court of San Francisco County, stated that MSV breached its
Top online kids shoes shop. contracts with Clark, withheld payments on those contracts, and breached its fiduciary duties to shareholders by the Board’s self-dealing, squandering of corporate assets and failure to disclose basic financial and other corporate information.
"I've waited patiently and remained quiet in an effort to settle our issues in private, without casting Cheap kids shoes shop. a shadow over the contest that I founded," said Clark in a press release he sent out after filing the suit last year. "But it's obvious MSV has no intention of working this out. They have forced me to file suit in order to move on with my life."
Even with this legal issue settled, the future of the surf competition remains mired in controversy.
Both Clark and Mavericks Adidas kids shoes Community LLC, a group led by Clark's ex-wife, are fighting for control of the event. The San Mateo County Harbor District, the body authorized to issue a permit allowing one of the groups to hold the event, has twice postponed a hearing determining who would run Mavericks next year. However, the two groups have given recent indications that they may be amenable to operating the event jointly.



