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: 43(B)logNew false advertising suit against probiotic yogurt claims
By Rebecca Tushnet
As I settle into the new semester, I hope to resume posting more analysis. In the meantime, I offer you a link to a blog about the reality show The Hills, which has the absolute best analysis of Hillary Clinton's "breakdown" (scare quotes not because I thought she was feigning, but because to call that a breakdown is a misuse of the term) I've seen.
Full post as published by 43(B)log on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
Mesothelioma Law Suit
Asbestos Exposure
Paxil Lawsuit
Paxil Claims, Lawsuits, and Injuries
The Dannon Company, Inc.
allegedly falsely claimed Activia and DanActive probiotic yogurt products had scientifically proven health benefits.
False Claims
Attorney Robert Arledge ordered to pay $5.8 million after making false Fen Phen settlement claims.
Comcast Corp.
alleging false advertising related to the speed of its Internet service.
Activision
alleging false advertising of games for Nintendo Wii, that do not support Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound.
Kimkins
alleging false advertising of online dieting.
Alta College
Settles False Claims Allegatiions for $7 Million

"Tyson Faces Second False Advertising Suit Over 'Antibiotic Free' Claims"
Res Judicata and On-going Disputes
Dannon sued over 'probiotic' yogurt claims
False Advertising Claims by Syncsort Dismissed
Airborne Settles False Advertising Lawsuit for $23.3 Million







