Resolved Question: other than sports stations which radio station do you listen to most?

me ?? absolute radio .. i also dabble with kerrang and maybe a little bit of smooth .. OQ should heart fm be sued for false advertising ..what a load of rubbish that station is ...more choice more variety the best music my ar$e ... more

Resolved Question: Am i the only one that thinks this product should be illegal? (link included)?

Cant i sue for false advertising? http://www.buybootypop.com/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=bootypop/itemdetl.html?item=Booty_Pop_Panty_2&src=ADWBP101&gclid=CPHzx_KTgaMCFRX_iAodvxp2YAbreast implants r not false advertising because u can actually grab those, they don't dissappear when u undress more

Voting Question: OMG can you believe this?

I bought a pack of Pampers diapers today. On the box, it said clearly, "up to 18 lbs." Well my baby pooped a couple of times, and poop went everywhere-Leaked right out of the top and sides of the diaper. I weighed the diaper-It was only 8 lbs of poop. Is it safe to say I can sue Pampers for false advertising? more

Resolved Question: My sunscreen said it was waterproof......?

So i only applied it 1 time because if it is waterproof it should last all while i am in the pool, ocean, lake whatever right. i was in the water all day. Well I look like a damn lobster, this is false advertising and i think i can sue for this. Anyone know who i can talk to about this? more

Voting Question: Gianvi Birth Control?

Last night my pharmacist convinced me to switch from Yaz(which I've been on for about 2 years) to a generic version of yaz called, Gianvi, to save money. I decided to look up Gianvi and see if it is the same, and what I found was pretty scary. Apparently Bayer(maker of Yaz) is suing Teva and Barr(makers of Gianvi) for "false advertising and patent infringement in connection with Teva’s generic oral contraceptive Gianvi™ Gianvi™’s label falsely claims that its formula and product, now in the US market, contains the same product stabilizer as YAZ® (drospirenone & ethinyl estradiol) Bayer’s oral contraceptive / Suit filed in the Northern District of Illinois (Chicago)" My pharmacist swears up and down that Yaz and Gianvi are the exact same thing, but I've also found people online saying Gianvi is causing them major stomach pains, mood swings, fatigue, and weight gain. Basically my question is should I be taking Gianvi over Yaz? I'm really worried, but I never know what I can trust online. Sources in answers would be very much appreciated. Sorry for wall of text. more

Resolved Question: Can home owners in Illinois sue me if I refuse to close on the house?

I tried to buy a house in Illinois but had so many problems with the real estate agent and the home owners. I brought home inspection to inspect the house and found several problems. The homeowners said that they would fix everything before closing. Closing came and they didn't fix anything. Later in the month they said they fixed everything now (second closing time). We brought a home inspector again and the home inspector said they didn't fix anything again. So later the owners made a deal with me and they would give money instead of fixing it, so I agreed. Just before closing the owners said they want to take the bar from the house claiming it is movable object. But the bar was listed in the flyer of the house, which is false advertisement. My own stupid lawyer who already took money in advance claims that the owners are right and they can move any object movable. So I got fed up and refused to go along with closing the house. I told my lawyer I don't want to house anymore, because they are playing games. Now they want to sue me for damages? Don't I have the right to sue them for trying to steal the bar (false advertising)? That is also a crime for attempted robbery. I am the one who should sue for damages not them. I lost my 8 thousand dollars from the government because of the owners. I lost lawyer fees, and real estate fees. They have the nerve to sue me?Yes the bar was listed as part of the house plus they have pictures and they even told me it is part of the house at open houseChris, How can they take the bar even if it is movable and it is listed as part of the house? Are you kidding me? So you would enjoy being ripped off?The bar is movable. But so what it was listed as part of the house. Once something is listed as part of the house it is illegal to remove it.I can also press (criminal charges) attempted robbery against the real estate agent, owners and their lawyer for trying to take the bar. This is deceptive practive for their lawyers part. First he said the bar will stay, now he says owners can take it. Sounds like a hippocrite to me.The purchase agreement are extra things that should stay in the house such as refrigerator, washer dryer etc... Not things that are listed in the ad or flyer of the house. That would be very stupid if they can take anything not listed in the purchases agreement. You don't need to list things that are already part of the house as advertised. That would be a misleading.If they have the legal right to take the bar, Why did they even mention it to my lawyer to tell me? That means they know it is illegal. If they have the right to take the bar, then they should of kept quite until closing. more

Resolved Question: How do you feel about "body enhancing apparel" for women?

Do you believe that it should be considered illegal and false advertising? Would you agree that since a company can be sued for false advertising that a woman could be sued for the same? Would you feel betrayed by a woman if she wore these items, and when you were alone you found out you got punked and she didn't look like what you first saw? Should there be a law in legislation passed to prevent companies from making these items, or from a woman wearing them, unless it was her job uniform, and only then and only then would she be allowed to wear them? After her job, should she be required to remove the items and put on "normal" clothing? If you were on a date or asked a woman out, would you leave/dump her if she wore these items? Should she by law have to inform you that she is wearing these items, so not to deceive you? What would you do in this situation?Not just the bras, it's the body sculpting items that make them look slimmer, when a man gets thm home and she takes off her clothes, the flab folds out like a Navy life raft, and the items that make their butts appear full and round, the bras that make them appear bigger or look firm, when they look like two eggs sunny side up, or sag and look like two tube socks with oranges, or flat as two beaver tails, and sagging to their wast. more

Voting Question: Iis it possible to sue apple for marketing the i pods for more memory than they claim they have?

I noticed my 8 GB ipod touch is marketed as 8 GB when in truth it's total music capacity is only 7.16 GB and about 7.3 GB in total. Is there any way to win money off apple in a law suit for false advertising? more

Resolved Question: Dish Network Complaint ?

I have been a Dish network customer for 7 months i am in a 2 yr contract with them.. I have always paid my bills on time and never complained.. on TV and online they advertise that moving is FREE.. i recently moved and want to get my service changed to my new address and they want to charge $100.00 to install it... so i don't understand why they advertise it as being free http://www.dishnetwork.com/support/moving/default.aspx I called there headquarters and they deny having it on there website when it is right there and finally when they admitted it was there they tried to come up with some excuse that it was a fee for ppl with "bad credit" and when i got dish i had to pay $500.00 as i had no credit.. and my credit is increasing as i am just starting to build it.. can i sue them for false advertising / more

Resolved Question: Can you sue for false misleading and deceptive advertisement, and for non disclosure?

Recently, this car company, advertised in this magazine the following statement: 100% Guranteed Approval No matter What. 0% down, and 179.00 dollars per month on there cars. I wwnt to the lot to purchase the car. After I test drove it, I was told that I had to fill out a credit app, to see how much money I would have to put down. I told the car salesman that I wasn't putting anything down, because the ad said, 0% down. After they ran my credit, they told me that I didn't make enough money, and that I would have to put $1000-$1500 down. Do I have a case for false, misleading, deceptive, and for non disclosure? more

Voting Question: can i be sued for false advertising?

i put on ebay videogames that i had were used, but i put them as "new" or "like new" and got some bad feedback from it..i know it was wrong to do but the items weren't in really horrible condition so i didn't want to classify it as "really used"...i messed up frankly to be honest..but can someone sue and for how much? more

Resolved Question: Can i sue snapple for false advertising?

it's not the best stuff on earth. more

Voting Question: Sue farmers since seedless watermelons are not technically seedless?

"Seedless" watermelons do in fact contain white edible seeds. Would you be able to successfully sue a seller for false advertising? more

Resolved Question: Should I try to come up with the money and pay her back, or take it to court?

Yesterday, I sold my old jeep to a young lady and her father. They had driven the car 3 times before deciding to buy it, and her husband and father inspected the vehicle and said it was good. They checked everything-the tires, motor, transmission, and after driving it, her father said it was a good car. Today, the girl called me, very angry and said that she wanted her money back, because the car wouldn't start, and the windows wouldn't roll up. Now, I was surprised because as I had told her before, the car had worked for me absolutely every time I used it. And the windows were working. She said it was false advertising, and her husband threatened to sue me. Now, from the people I've talked to, I know that once the deal is done, it's over. I signed the title over, they gave me the money, and that was that. The car was working just fine while I had it. So what should I do now? I will be speaking to an attorney tomorrow but I want to have an idea or at least a few opinions on what to do. I don't even have the money anymore, I used it for college. I feel kinda helpless. Any ideas?It's a 1994. What could they possibly sue me for? more

Resolved Question: My peanut butter does not taste like chocolate and I'd like to sue the company! POLL: Any attorneys here?

I bought this peanut butter that says "dark chocolate" flavor but it does not taste like chocolate. It tastes like sugar-coated squirrel vomit. I would like to sue the company for wasting my $5.49 for a small jar. How do I go about this? Look I know I could return it but I'm almost done with it and it's time that peanut butter companies pay for their false advertising. Even if it has chocolate liquor it doesn't taste like it. So why say it's chocolate flavor? Forget the oil spill, it's time we as Americans take a stand for what really matters AND can actually be fixed. Are you with me?All 3 of you: the answers are in my text. So you're the dumbass because IT SAYS "DARK CHOCOLATE" RIGHT ON THE LABEL YOU IDIOT! more

Resolved Question: i posted a bad review on google about a company..now they are trying to sue me!!!?

Ok..so i decided to change eye doctor about 2 mos ago to one closer to my work. I found one when I type optometrist on google...lets name the ocmpany XYZ...well I made my appointment. And even the optometrist appointment cards had the name XYZ company. After a month and a half I didnt have a perscription..the doctor would not listen to me that I had extra dry eyes which made reading difficult because I was on accutane. Finally i decide to go somewhere else but my insurance told me that i would have to cover the cost. So i decided to go back, i felt bad because of the bad review..so i get there and i get my prescription for eye glasses and ws told to come back after a week to see if the trial contacts worked to get their prescription. I was told to go to the other part of the building that sells the glasses..when I was about to do that a worker therecomes and tells me to take down the review i had done it was hutin them..i told him i had tried but didnt know how (i felt bad about the reivew having gone back) ...well at this time a guy claimng to be the owner comes and tells me to take it down now or ill be sued because he runs a 2million dollar company i didknt ow what i was getting into he was going to sue me for liebel and false accusation showed me the summones that would be sent to my job. I was like first of all..you advertise taht the optometrist and eye glasses store are both the same..i had no way of knowing that the eye glasses place was XYS comany and the optometiist only leased w/ them . So i told him his suit would not go anywehre. He kept yelling at me i told him i had tried to take it down but still it was not my fauolt they represented themselves as one..he kept yeling at me..i decided to take it down and did it there while he still threatened me . i was like ill do it and you can sue me but it wont go anywhere..no that i think aobut it im getting angry. If google does take that review down as requested im going to post another one..explain that i thougth thye were both the same..then go into detail about the owners rampage. ..WHAT DO YOU THINK????ALSO! if he is not part of the eye doctor..why is he harrasing at the place they lease? and how did he know who i was? didnt he break federal privacy laws by getting my information from the other business???.i should sue him! more

Resolved Question: I psoted a bad review for a company..now they are trying to sue me!!!?

Ok..so i decided to change eye doctor about 2 mos ago to one closer to my work. I found one when I type optometrist on google...lets name the ocmpany XYZ...well I made my appointment. And even the optometrist appointment cards had the name XYZ company. After a month and a half I didnt have a perscription..the doctor would not listen to me that I had extra dry eyes which made reading difficult because I was on accutane. Finally i decide to go somewhere else but my insurance told me that i would have to cover the cost. So i decided to go back, i felt bad because of the bad review..so i get there and i get my prescription for eye glasses and ws told to come back after a week to see if the trial contacts worked to get their prescription. I was told to go to the other part of the building that sells the glasses..when I was about to do that a worker therecomes and tells me to take down the review i had done it was hutin them..i told him i had tried but didnt know how (i felt bad about the reivew having gone back) ...well at this time a guy claimng to be the owner comes and tells me to take it down now or ill be sued because he runs a 2million dollar company i didknt ow what i was getting into he was going to sue me for liebel and false accusation showed me the summones that would be sent to my job. I was like first of all..you advertise taht the optometrist and eye glasses store are both the same..i had no way of knowing that the eye glasses place was XYS comany and the optometiist only leased w/ them . So i told him his suit would not go anywehre. He kept yelling at me i told him i had tried to take it down but still it was not my fauolt they represented themselves as one..he kept yeling at me..i decided to take it down and did it there while he still threatened me . i was like ill do it and you can sue me but it wont go anywhere..no that i think aobut it im getting angry. If google does take that review down as requested im going to post another one..explain that i thougth thye were both the same..then go into detail about the owners rampage. ..WHAT DO YOU THINK????i know he can sew me..but he cant win..im just venting..i mean..i paid for services for the company that listed under optometrist..the name and logo of the company were even on the cards for the optometrist..so i was unsatisfied w/ the optometrist..i posted a review for the company that came up on google the same one that had come up when i typed optometrist..i didnt lie..if they have different owners they should specify.ALSO! if he is not part of the eye doctor..why is he harrasing at the place they lease? and how did he know who i was? didnt he break federal privacy laws by getting my information from the other business???.i should sue him! more

Resolved Question: Can I ask this photographer to take down my photos?

I'm currently in the process of suing my photographer. She took my photos for my engagement announcement, and we were charged for this and a partial deposit for the wedding photography as well. After paying her, we just never received the photos. She kept making excuses and saying they were lost in the mail, but then retracting this and saying they hadn't been mailed yet, etc. Lots of lies. We've tried everything to get our pictures but she's basically just a liar and a fraud. Yes, we had a contract. And we've been waiting for our photos almost a year now. We used a different photographer for our wedding, since she proved to not be dependable at all. But anyway - here's my question. She is using our photos as the central point of her portfolio. I feel like this is almost false advertising to display these pictures when this work was never completed or received. I realize there's the whole pictures are the copyright of the photographer, not the subject, but how can she use these to show her professional stature when she's anything but professional? Could I include this as part of my small claims case? more

Resolved Question: What's up with the auto-catergorizer?

I asked "Should I sue Amy's frozen foods for false advertising?" and it put me in law and ethics. I reconsidered and went back to add "and emotional distress?" and it put me in cooking and recipes. Shouldn't it have put me in beer wine and spirits?Damn and I didn't use spell check! The misrepresentation of a tamale has got me all upset. lol more

Voting Question: Should I sue Amy's frozen foods for false advertising and emotional distress?

I was so excited to dig into my tamale verde only to find that it's just black beans and corn covered in corn bread. BLASPHEMOUS! more

Voting Question: lawsuit for false advertising?

if i purchase a product and the ad tells me that its does one thing and it doesn't. and if i have other people that used the product and say didn't work. would i could i sue for false advertising if i saved the contact conversation with the rep and i was guaranteed that it will work and it didn't, plus he ad say it would work more

Resolved Question: Can one sue the Christian church for false advertising?

Their claim: Come worship an invisible creature with us once a week. Ask this invisible creature (or its son) for forgiveness, assure it that you love it (and its son), and that you love no other invisible creatures. Do all this, and we guarantee you will live forever with the invisible creature in paradise. more

Resolved Question: isn't using fake eye lashes in mascara commercials considered false advertising?

i remember in the eighties or, later or something, this shampoo company got busted for using wigs in their commercials. there was a big law suit because that's false advertising, but i literally cannot think of one mascara commercial where the model's eye lashes look even slightly realistic. how come none of these mascara companies are getting sued? that is SUCH false advertising, its the same thing as the shampoo wigs, so why no consequences now? more

Resolved Question: If I buy transitions lenses, and they don't allow me to travel to the future, can I sue for false advertising?

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Resolved Question: Can I sue WWE for false advertising?

They made claims that it was going to be commercial free but it indeed had a few commercials from GEICO (Khali in small car) and VISA (R-Truth is Priceless). more

Resolved Question: could i sue my internet providers for false advertising?

so ive been gone for at least 2 weeks, the week before i left i watched 5 movies on my internet connection. now i found out today i had limited bandwidth that recovers every 24-48 hours. i came back and suddenly its running slow and i havent even been here on the internet. i was told when i purchased this by both a person and the many fliers and so on that this was "unlimited high speed internet access" does "limited bandwidth" sound unlimited to you?contract says unlimited high speed internet more

Resolved Question: how can i sue onlyjordans.com for false advertising...?

i bought a pair of jordans from them and they were not authentic like they say on their websitei have pictures of onlyjordans.com shoe and the authentic shoe if you look closely the real shoe have a shoe string hole at the top and theirs doesnt... real shoe http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k353/vanison15_2008/23.jpg onlyjordans.com shoe http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k353/vanison15_2008/22.jpgi have pictures of onlyjordans.com shoe and the authentic shoe if you look closely the real shoe have a shoe string hole at the top and theirs doesnt... real shoe http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k353/vanison15_2008/23.jpg onlyjordans.com shoe http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k353/vanison15_2008/22.jpg where can i seek a lawyer for this type of stuff more

Resolved Question: I am being sued for false advertising..help!?

I sold a laptop using ebay that I thought was in very good condition. When it was delivered to the buyer, he claimed that i misrepresented the item. I wrote that it was in mint condition, ran excellent, touchscreen worked great, and that it had no major cosmetic flaws that could be seen. I am not a very tech savvy guy, but obviously the buyer was because he found a million and one problems with it, ranging from a cracked harddrive (that i had no clue about), the operating system was pirated (which I told him that it was not working correctly and that I was going to look at it..he told me not to take it out of the box to look at it because I hadn't sent it yet and so I shipped it off to him ). He paid 850 dollars for the laptop, which is worth thousands (Toughbook CF-74). He is now suing me for false advertising and I am only 16 years old! I do not have the funds/time/energy to carry through with a lawsuit and have no idea what I need to do. I'm not sure if I can even be sued, since I am a minor? Please help, does this guy actually have a good case? more

Resolved Question: Can I sue the tobacco company for false advertising?

So I hate my life okay, and five years ago I was in the shop and there were these little boxes behind the counter that said "SMOKING KILLS", I was intrigued, and I bough a pack, eve though I was a year underage, I looked older, so I bought a pack. Nothing for two years!!, so I upped my daily intake.. So far nothing, the company promised me death, and nothing, just spending money on a scam!!, I'm no more dead, I just smell a bit more, my fingers are orange and smelly, and I have a wheezy cough, no cancer, not heart disease, still alive but just smelly. Can I sue them for false advertising? They promised me death, they advertised death to me, and I'm not dead, I can't go out and hang myself, because last time I tried that **** there was a load of drama with my family, so I figured this would be a more subtle way of doing stuff. I want compensation, its like I got scammed, and scams are illegal, I think.... What legal action can I take..That's the beauty of smoking, I like burning myself too. And the best part is, I can hurt myself and scar myself, and it cortorises its self! Amazing little creations!!Tobacco smoothies. Never thought of that, sounds expensive, but worth it, thanks :) more

Voting Question: I made a wish at a wishing well and it didn't come true can I sue the owners for false advertising?

I paid 50¢ like everyone else there, can I sue the owners of the well for false advertising? more

Voting Question: I went in Cheers and nobody knew my name.Should I sue for false advertising?

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Resolved Question: Company advertising for one job and have it be something totally different, is that legal?

An ad in the help wanted section of the newspaper is advertising for customer service representatives. For mainly electronics repair. The offer 2000/month to start and 1st week bonus! However I did some research and they are not even who they say they are on the phone. It ends up being a totally different job than what is advertised. Selling vacuum cleaners door to door and the pay is not even close to what they printed (only if you meet there quotas). I asked directly on the phone if any sales where involved I was flatly told no. So I checked it out and it ends up being nothing they advertise for. What I'm really asking is can you sue for false advertising of a job!!! more

Resolved Question: Don't you just HATE twilight!?

I bought the book "Twilight" Expecting to read a book all about my favorite time of day; Twilight. But instead to my horror came a confusing book about atomically incorrect vampires! How could this be? I'm suing the author for false advertising! And I shall show up to court with no pants! more

Resolved Question: Can Olive Garden be sued for false advertising?

I was watching this commercial for Olive Garden and I am wondering if they can be sued for false advertising? I mean honestly how can this rubbish be billed as "from Italy"? Also, aren't Italians highly insulted by this? more

Resolved Question: if an apartment advertises they have a laundry facility and they do not can you sue for false advertising?

I moved into an apartment that advertised for any size pet and a laundry facility. They also advertised a tanning bed. They have no laundry what so ever and only allow small dogs and their tanning bed has been out of service for 5 months or more. they have also been sneaky about many things more

Resolved Question: Why do so many people accept the idea that "all politicians lie"?

Wouldn't it be better if they could be sued for breaking their campaign promises (i.e., false or deceptive advertising and/or breach of contract as a public servant)? more

Resolved Question: LAWYERS QUESTION!!! Real Estate false advertising question HELP?

me and my father moved to peru indiana september 14th 2009 and we are currently renting. we have been looking at houses since january 23rd because we are tired of renting. we have run into a lot of shady deals. for example we put in an offer on a house that was on the market for 3 days. when we heard back from the real estate company they said that an "offer" was placed a day before we made an offer. turns out it was a back room deal and the real estate company literally threw away our offer to get double commission. Now we have run into this problem. We decided to pay full price for a home that was 31,900. It said on the MLS sheet real big THIS HOME DOES QUALIFY FOR A HOMEPATH MORTGAGE 3% DOWN NO PMI. so we thought great! not so much...they wouldnt give us the loan because the forclosure DOES NOT qualify for a homepath mortgage. you can only pay cash. we are tired of getting screwed around on back room deals and shady advertising. can we sue for false advertising since we put $1,000 earnest money down and are not even sure we can get that back. HELP more

Resolved Question: if the bible gets sold under anything else but fiction could you sue for false advertising?

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Resolved Question: THE NEWSPAPER MADE THE FORD DEALERSHIP MAKE FUN OF ME!?

I saw an ad in the newspaper, advertising the new line of 1965 Fords. As I read through it, I decided I wanted to test drive something. I tried to phone the dealership at the number they put on the ad, but they had wrote OLIVER3-5210 instead of an actual phone number. I walked down there, and they laughed at me when i told them I wanted to test drive the brand new Galaxie 500. They told me to get back to my time machine. Can i sue the newspaper for false advertising? more

Voting Question: Can you sue someone for false advertising?

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Resolved Question: Rather unpleasantly, I lost my innocence to Joy - a 25 stone Whitby lass. Can I sue her for false advertising?

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Resolved Question: Suing McDonald's for false advertising?

In one commercial it says you can get all this stuff for one dollar. My friend went into mcdonalds and asked what he could get for a dollar, and showed them the dollar, they laughed and said nothing. the cheapest meal is 1.07 dollars Can he do that? if he can that would be AWESOMEE! hahah more

Resolved Question: Can I sue this guy for false advertisment on a used car?

So here is the situation I recently bought a used 97 acura cl of some one over craigslist. When i went to look at the car the guy said that he had owned the car for years and it had never given him any problems. I went to the DMV to get it registered in my name and they told me that he never even got it registered in his name after buying it about a month ago. Last night the car broke down completely and will not drive. I am wondering if i have a case here sue to the fact that he told me that he had it for years. False advertising ? more

Resolved Question: Its New Years and I still have FOX... Can I sue for aggravation and false advertising?

Fox stated they were to be dropped from cable with Time Warner and Comcast. Its a New Year and they are still on the lineup. I wonder if we can file a class action suit for False Advertising and deliberately misleading the public as a whole???? more

Resolved Question: Can I Sue Santa For False Advertising?

I remember when being a kid and hearing Santa gets you what ever you want. I remember wanting a puppy he never freaking got it for me. And then other things too. So is there any way to sue this fat man for spewing forth lies and ruing kids/adults lives. Giving them false hopes and what not. I'm think a class action I know there are some other people who's been taken advantage and swindled by Santa. Who's with me? more

Voting Question: Can I sue McDonald's for false advertising?

On every sweet tea cup it says "Lemons Available Upon Request". They dont have lemons at all. my heart was broke. i was looking forward to fresh lemons with my tea. i cant even eat at the place no more because they sell lies. can i sue???? more

Resolved Question: Enfamil users -- will you consider switching?

"Mead Johnson, Maker of Enfamil, Loses Multi-Million Dollar False Advertising Case Against Store-Brand Infant Formulas ...The nutritional supplements under examination in the case are two fats, DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and ARA (arachidonic acid), which Mead Johnson calls “LIPIL®” solely for marketing purposes and touts as promoting infant brain and eye development. PBM’s claim focused on Mead Johnson’s direct mailing to more than 1.6 million parents of an alarming blurry picture of a child’s cartoon duck next to a clear picture of the same image which suggested that anything other than the Enfamil LIPIL® blend of ingredients is inferior and will result in poor eye and brain development. Other parts of the false advertising campaign consist of statements that only Enfamil LIPIL has been proven to confer visual and mental benefits on infants, and store-brand formulas are a “cut-back in nutrition” compared to Enfamil. PBM successfully argued that these advertisements were false and misleading especially since PBM store- brand infant formulas have the same nutrients at the same levels as Enfamil. PBM infant formulas are formulated to contain DHA and ARA, and are sourced from the same supplier in amounts which equal or exceed the DHA and ARA in Mead Johnson’s Enfamil LIPIL®. This decision marks the third time PBM Products has sued Mead Johnson for false advertising claims. On the prior occasions Mead Johnson admitted that it made false claims about PBM’s products..." http://www.pbmproducts.com/press.aspx?ID=310 more

Resolved Question: If Cap&Trade passes, and the planet continues to warm....can I sue the Federal Govt. for false advertising?

Because the idea is to stop man-made global warming. And apparently the ONLY solution is to make Al Gore and cronies filthy fking rich via carbon credits etc. So if Cap&Trade doesn't help the planet (why would it??), then can I sue the Federal Govt??truth seeker............Go for it. I'm certainly not stopping you.no answers.............so we will still be polluting. The "green" companies will simply be making money while we do it. Sounds like a plan....not. more

Resolved Question: can you sue walmart over false advertising?

I went to Walmart on black Friday at 4:30 AM. we had got ads from paper that stated that sales would start at 5am. when we had arrived at 4:30 all sale items had been handed out already. to me that is false advertisement to say the sale starts at 5AM and started early. A customer service rep told me that they starter way earlier than 5Am. so never even got the chance to get the laptop for 189.00. so can you sue over this more

Resolved Question: What's the penalty for false advertising.?

Are there examples on the internet of people getting sued for false advertising? What is the penalty? more