Eighteen states filed separate lawsuits in a Chicago courtroom against Publishers Clearing House for alleged deceptive marketing practices under each state's consumer fraud statutes. Late last year, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin filed similar suits in other state courts. The new wave of lawsuits were filed this week after extended settlement talks broke down.
January 27, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Illinois and 17 other states filed on Monday separate lawsuits in a Chicago courtroom against Publishers Clearing House for alleged deceptive marketing practices under each state’s consumer fraud statutes.
Late last year, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin filed similar suits in other state courts.
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