Letter to the Editor
Oct. 14, 2009
In Re Tobacco II Cases Recognized Right to Sue for False Advertising
David Rosen of Rose, Klein & Marias says the In re Tobacco II Cases recognized the consumers' right to sue for false advertising.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
State Senator Tom Harman's Oct. 7 essay "Legal Shakedown Is Back," said California voters "made their position clear" when it comes to so-called "shakedown" class-action suits by approving Proposition 64 in 2004. That would assume Californians voted on the basis of the argument put forward by proponents in the Official Voter Information Guide, which began: "Protect small business from frivolous lawsuits." I don't think Big Tob...For only $95 a month (the price of 2 article purchases)
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