The grass may be greener, but is it thicker? Plaintiffs in a class action against grass seed and lawn care company Scotts Co. may get to put that question to the test after Southern District Judge Vincent Briccetti denied enough of the defendant's dismissals to allow the case to proceed.
August 09, 2017 at 04:01 PM
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The grass may be greener, but is it thicker?
Plaintiffs in a class action against grass seed and lawn care company Scotts Co. may get to put that question to the test after U.S. District Judge Vincent Briccetti of the Southern District of New York denied enough of the defendant’s dismissals to allow the case to proceed.
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