Pain Prevention Lab, Inc. v. Electronic Waveform Labs, Inc.

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• no attorney-client relationship where “it was unreasonable for [the putative client] to believe [he] had an attorney/client relationship”
• allegations sufficient to state a claim where ■ plaintiff alleged that defendant made misrepresentations “in the marketplace and to actual and/or prospective customers”
• allegations of misrepresentations concerning approval of a device by the FDA and the existence of a patent which were made “in the marketplace and to actual and/or prospective customers” were sufficient to state a claim under the Consumer Fraud Act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).