False Advertising

The lawsuits allege LensCrafters’ Accufit system is nothing more than a “selling point,” and that the company manufactures its glasses using “decades-old” technology.

Two South Carolina plaintiffs say Amazon.com sold defective glasses meant for viewing the Aug. 21 solar eclipse and reacted too late in warning consumers.

PepsiCo, Inc. and three subsidiaries have been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit hoping to take the companies to task for allegedly failing to tell the whole truth about how Naked Juice Co.’s “Naked Pressed” line of cold pressed juices are made.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Blue Buffalo Pet Products, Inc. knowingly makes, markets and sells dog food contaminated with excessive levels of lead.

[UPDATE] A proposed class action lawsuit claims Dunkin' Donuts fraudulently and deceptively advertises and sells its 'Angus steak' products because they don't contain real steak.

Two California consumers allege that the makers of certain Nature's Bounty Ginkgo Biloba supplements falsely advertise, market and sell a product that has no benefits.

Would you have bought it if it hadn't been discounted? A California woman claims she was tricked into buying an item she never would have purchased.

Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. is the defendant in a proposed class action lawsuit alleging the company advertises fake prices and 'corresponding phantom discounts.'

The makers of Huggies Natural Care Baby Wipes are facing a proposed class action lawsuit that claims the product is falsely and deceptively advertised and labeled.