Raimy's Admr. v. Willis

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• concluding that plaintiff failed to establish standing to seek injunctive relief where he alleged “he would consider purchasing the products in the future if they were” changed
• noting that courts should consider jurisdictional issues such as standing first in a motion to dismiss analysis
• noting that “[c]ourts have generally held that since this second factor requires a reasonableness analysis, it cannot be resolved on a motion to dismiss”
• finding that alleged misrepresentations about products purchased by class members but not the named plaintiff were “sufficiently similar” to the alleged misrepresentations concerning products purchased by named plaintiff
• claiming that defendant's \natural\ products include synthetic and toxic ingredients
• acknowledging split among district courts in the Second Circuit and concluding that plaintiff had sufficiently alleged class standing at the motion to dismiss stage

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