Fischer v. Global Connector Research Grp., Inc.

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• holding that consideration of matters subject to judicial notice does not require conversion of dismissal motion to one for summary judgment
• holding that advertising that “is consistent with the directive of the regulatory body having oversight of product labels” cannot be literally false
• holding that a court’s consideration of matters subject to judicial notice does not impermissibly convert a ruling on a motion to dismiss into one for summary judgment
• finding that Court may properly take judicial notice of publicly available FDA guidance
• taking judicial notice of FDA guidance document on motion to dismiss \because the Guidance is publicly available and its accuracy cannot reasonably be questioned\ (citations omitted)
• taking judicial notice of Food and Drug Administration Guidance because the document “is publicly available and its accuracy cannot reasonably be questioned”

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