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FTC demands juice maker conduct trials before advertising health benefits
In a ruling that seems to put pomegranate juice on comparable footing with pharmaceutical drugs, the Federal Trade Commission in a final decision issued January 16 will require juice maker POM Wonderful to conduct extensive clinical trials before it can make any claims about the health benefits of its products.FTC Demands POM Juice Maker Conduct Trials Before Advertising Health Benefits
In a ruling that seems to put pomegranate juice on comparable footing with pharmaceutical drugs, the Federal Trade Commission in a final decision issued January 16 will require juice maker POM Wonderful to conduct extensive clinical trials before it can make any claims about the health benefits of its products.Sheen cites 'private attorney general' clause in suing show's producers
Save a Cocktail Napkin, Win a Lawsuit
Idea-submission claims are on the rise in Hollywood, where ideas often are presented informally, leaving a writer without proof when a suspiciously similar project appears. Thanks to Grosso v. Miramax, it's easier to claim idea theft without copyrighted scripts. But the 9th Circuit's ruling conflicts with decisions in the 2nd, 4th and 6th circuits, says Gail Title, who represented Miramax in a brief to the Supreme Court. "There really is a need for guidance in this area," she says.It's My Image -- and I'll Sue If I Want to
While celebrities of yore often were grateful for free publicity, even if someone else made a few pennies from it, today's stars are clamping down on those who seek to profit from their fame. Tiger Woods and Prince, among others, have even trademarked their names, which provides them powerful legal ammunition against anyone who tries to cash in on their celebrity.View more book results for the query "Greenberg Glusker Fields"
In a ruling that seems to put pomegranate juice on comparable footing with pharmaceuticals, the Federal Trade Commission will require juice maker POM Wonderful to conduct extensive clinical trials before it can make any claims about the health benefits of its products.
New Ballgame For Claims of Idea Theft
Stephen Terrell isn't a copyright lawyer. But last month, he filed suit on behalf of four Californians who allege that Fox Broadcasting Co. stole their idea behind the hit reality television show, So You Think You Can Dance.New Ballgame For Idea Theft Claims
Encouraged by the Ninth Circuit's Grosso decision, plaintiff lawyers are filing more idea submission claims.When 'Love Ya, Babe,' Becomes 'See Ya in Court, Pal'
Comedian Garry Shandling is working on some serious courtroom material. He's suing his former friend and manager of 18 years, Brad Grey, for $100 million over an alleged conflict of interest. And so it goes in the volatile world of show biz, where celebrities often have a conflicted relationship with their managers and lawyers (not to mention agents, publicists, and even the occasional spouse or two).High Court Slaps Misuse of Anti-SLAPP Laws
State Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno wrote two opinions that say anti-SLAPP motions can't be used to protect speech or activities that are, in fact, illegal.Trending Stories
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