Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Days after Power Balance admitted it has no scientific evidence that plastic holograms in its wristbands can increase wearers' strength, flexibility or coordination, law firms in Los Angeles and Chicago filed proposed class actions against the maker of the improbably popular bracelets.
Then, a few days after the suits were filed, a New York law firm put out a news release trumpe...
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