Logan v. Burgers Ozark Country Cured Hams Inc.

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• holding that the plaintiff had not proven damages with sufficient particularity to support an award of actual damages, even though the injury element of the false advertising claim was met
• concluding the fifth factor supports prudential standing when the plaintiff was the only plaintiff who could bring a claim for false advertising against the defendant
• holding there was sufficient evidence for the jury to infer a competitor's false advertising injured the plaintiff even though plaintiff did not prove any actual losses
• denying injunctive relief where literally false statements were made but where plaintiff failed to demonstrate irreparable harm
• affirming judgment as a matter of law for the defendant because the plaintiff had failed to present evidence that the defendant’s profits were attributable to false advertising
• upholding denial of injunctive relief where plaintiff failed to show it would suffer irreparable harm

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