Overview: A California consumer takes on Coca-Cola over “100% Natural Flavors” labeling claim. Can false advertising surveys resolve “100% natural” disputes? Coca-Cola Case Facts California consumer Victoria Palmer filed a class-action lawsuit against The Coca-Cola...
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Coach and Quince: Classic Bags Classic Trademark Infringement Dispute
Overview: Fashion house Coach files trademark infringement action against direct-to-consumer brand Quince. Might consumer survey evidence give one brand an edge? It’s in the bag. Cutting Middleman Cuts Costs Coach is a luxury brand owned...
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FTC Issues New Guidance on Fake Reviews and Testimonials
Overview: The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule banning fake reviews and testimonials, making it easier for violators to be tried in court. Background According to a recent survey by Bright Local, 93% of...
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Manufactured in USA Claim Not Invited to Tea Party
Overview: Manufactured in USA claim “teas” off class of California consumers. How did the court rule in this false advertising case? Tea Battle Brewing Bigelow is a popular tea producer that sells over 50 brands...
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Good Pop, Bad Pop: 100% Real Fruit Claims
Overview: Good Pops sued Jonny Pops, alleging that it falsely and deceptively advertised its popsicles in a way that implied the popsicles have much less sugar and much more fruit than they actually have. How...
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