Owen v. General Motors Corp.

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• The Court “may consider documents attached to the complaint and matters of public and administrative record referenced in the complaint.”
• “[T]he plain language of the [Missouri Merchandising Practices Act] demands a causal connection between the ascertainable loss and the unfair or deceptive merchandising practice.”

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