Great White and former frontman Jack Russell have announced that they have entered into an agreement settling their pending litigation over the 'Great White' name.
In March, 2012, co-founding member and original Great White singer Jack Russell sued his former bandmates, Mark Kendall, Michael Lardie and Audie Desbrow, over their continuing use of 'Great White' after Russell had taken a leave of absence from the band for medical reasons. The band countersued that April, accusing Russell of lip-syncing on tour and becoming dependent on painkiller, sand the parties have been involved in contentious litigation for the last year.
After three days of closed-door mediation before U.S. Magistrate Judge Carla Woehrle, the parties reached a comprehensive agreement. While many of the terms of the agreement will remain confidential, it can be revealed that, going forward, the current Great White band will continue to use the name 'Great White' and Russell will perform under the name 'Jack Russell's Great White'.
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