National Council Against Health Fraud, Inc. v. King Bio Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that private plaintiffs may seek relief only from false or misleading statements
• holding claims resting on lack of substantiation, instead of provable falseness, are not actionable in California
• FTC may rely on theory that advertiser lacked reason‐ able basis for its claims
• FTC may rely on theory that advertiser lacked reason‐ able basis for its claims
• “Private plaintiffs are not authorized to demand substantiation for advertising claims.”
• “Private plaintiffs are not authorized to demand substantiation for advertising claims.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).