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Another “Natural” Food Claim Falls to Common Sense

By Sean Wajert on January 18, 2013
Posted in Articles, Class Action, Consumer Fraud, Consumer Products, Food and Beverage

A federal district court recently dismissed a putative class action alleging the defendant food company mislabeled its Florida’s Natural products as 1…
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Seventh Circuit Sticks to Its Criticism of CopyCat Class Action

By Sean Wajert on December 22, 2010
Posted in Articles, Class Action, Consumer Fraud, Consumer Products

Last month we posted about a class action decision from the Seventh Circuit, in which the court of appeals approved an injunction against copycat liti…
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Court of Appeals Enjoins Copycat Class Actions

By Sean Wajert on November 16, 2010
Posted in Articles, Class Action, Consumer Fraud, Consumer Products

The Seventh Circuit has held that a “copycat” class action suit cannot go forward in federal court in California after a similar class actio…
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