Litigation
May 14, 2014
Plaintiffs, hit with 'Food Court' setbacks, seek greener pastures
The California "food court" may soon lose its nickname. After a handful of unfavorable rulings, the group of plaintiffs' law firms that spearheaded the wave of food lawsuits in the Northern District, are looking elsewhere.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Attorneys for a canned fish manufacturer were pleased when a San Jose federal judge significantly narrowed a woman's claims that she paid a premium on tuna because of unverified health claims on the label saying it was an "excellent source of Omega-3s." Only able to proceed with claims for injunctive relief in the proposed class action, plaintiff Tricia Ogden and her attorney, Pierce Gore, requ...
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