· 5/15/1890
Foote v. Godwin
Citations
- 42 La. 517
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- concluding that plaintiff failed to demonstrate real or immediate injury and denying standing for injunctive relief where, by plaintiff’s own admission, she would purchase products in the future only if the Product “was not misbranded”
- finding plausible plaintiff’s claims that corn products were “unnatural” where plaintiff alleged 89% of corn in the United States was genetically modified
- collecting cases finding that conditional promises to purchase product if product is altered are insufficient to allege future injury
- deeming ingredient labels “integral to the Complaint” in a putative class action alleging deceptively marketed spices and seasoning products
- finding plaintiff stated a claim because the term “natural” could be interpreted to mean the products did not contain synthetic ingredients
- finding consumer protection plaintiff had class standing to represent members of a putative class who purchased allegedly deceptively labeled products that she did not purchase where labeling claims were sufficiently similar
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