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Why 2nd Time Was Not The Charm For Baby Food Class Cert.

On remand from the Ninth Circuit, Judge Koh last month nixed a plaintiff’s second attempt to certify a nationwide class of Gerber’s baby food purchasers. Her decision is notable for two reasons. First, in denying the...more

3/13/2018 / Class Certification , Deceptive Intent , Food Labeling , Food Manufacturers , Gerber , Injunctive Relief

Class Cert Denial Redux: Plaintiff’s “Manufactured” Standing Falls Short in Yakult Yogurt Action

A California federal district court recently denied a plaintiff’s second attempt to certify a class of Yakult consumers allegedly misled by Yakult’s packaging and advertising claims touting the health benefits of its yogurt,...more

4/4/2016 / Class Certification , Corporate Counsel , False Advertising , Injunctive Relief , Standing

Judge Illston Finds Proof of Injunctive Standing and Consumer Deception Lacking in Consumer Challenge to Mott’s 100% Apple Juice...

Judge Illston’s recent summary judgment ruling in Rahman v. Mott’s LLP, Case No. CV 13-3482 SI (N.D. Cal. Oct. 14, 2014), highlights courts’ varied approaches to the level of proof required to demonstrate Article III...more

11/24/2014 / Class Action , Food Labeling , Food Manufacturers , Injunctive Relief , Mott's , Putative Class Actions , Reasonable Certainty Standard , Summary Judgment , Unfair Competition

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