No legislation has been as misbranded as the Republican tax and spending cuts that President Trump is pushing along a ...

In one example, a burger listed ... in “deceptive trade practices” by advertising goods while intending not to sell them as advertised and making false statements about the prices of items.

The Whopper lawsuit is the latest example of false-advertising claims targeting fast-food chains. In 2023, for example, a federal judge in Brooklyn dismissed a similar false advertising lawsuit ...

Proponents are pointing to branded content on social media as examples of what a proposed ... sponsors of the state bill aiming to expand false advertising laws. The legislation would amend ...

That's the $4 million dollar question that HP doesn't have to answer, but it did agree to pay that amount to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the firm of "false advertising" and "misleading ...

One of the examples given was a $999.99 HP All-in-One machine bought by a plaintiff in September 2021. It was advertised as having $100 off, marked at $899.99, however it had been sold at that ...

Among the examples provided ... that do not engage in false reference pricing. Further, the class-action complaint accused HP’s website of “falsely” advertising limited-quantity and limited ...

The Bluesky account for Does it play?, for example, outright accuses Nintendo of ‘false advertising’ during the Switch 2 showcase and says there’s ‘No reason to buy [physical Nintendo ...

Recent examples include false advertising of Kera vegetable candy by influencers such as the Hang Du Muc group, Quang Linh Vlogs, and Miss Thuy Tien. These cases have triggered renewed calls for the ...

According to Melissa Tehrani, a partner at Gowling WLG who leads the firm’s national advertising and regulatory group ... Fotinos cites a car as an example, which might have “components from Mexico, ...

Types of false advertising claims ... consumer deception is presumed. For example, an ad claiming, “We are the only manufacturer of BPA-free bottles” is literally false where a consumer ...