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Most false advertising litigation involves definitions four and five listed above because they both specifically prohibit false advertising. [22] To prove a violation under the fourth definition of unfair competition, the plaintiff must show that (1) the defendant engaged in unfair, deceptive, untrue or misleading advertising and (2) the ...
On June 23, 2003, Gutride and Safier brought a Business Tort complaint against numerous defendants, including: Amazon.com, Target Corporation, Wal-Mart Corporation, Dell, Good-Guys, and many others for false and deceptive advertising of MP3 players on the same "binary vs decimal calculation" issue. [11] Ultimately, all of the defendants settled.
The lawsuit said that this was an unfair, unlawful, and fraudulent business practice (see False advertising) under California's Unfair Competition Law; that the combination of AT&T Mobility and Apple was to reduce competition and cause a monopoly in violation of California's antitrust law and the Sherman Antitrust Act; and that this disabling ...
The plantiff’s complaint in the 2022 lawsuit accused Wendy’s and McDonald’s of using undercooked patties in ads because “fully cooked burgers tend to shrink and look less appetizing” and ...
In 2020, a California judge approved a $6.5 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed against Chipotle over what was alleged to be a misleading non-GMO advertising campaign.
A California man is suing Brita over what he alleges is misleading messaging on its water filtration packaging. On Aug. 16, Los Angeles resident Nicholas Brown filed a class-action complaint in ...
A lawsuit, Hart v. Comcast, has been filed accusing Comcast of false advertising and other unfair trade practices. Comcast customers have also reported a sporadic inability to use Google because forged RST packets are also interfering with HTTP access to google.com, [11] which has further angered users. [12]
The lawsuit gave multiple examples of how the candies lacked the details seen in photos. For instance, Reese’s Pumpkins are pictured on the label as having carved-out eyes and a mouth, but the ...