Personal Injury & Torts
Jan. 19, 2010
Lower Courts Chip at Tobacco Ruling
Just last May consumer lawyers were celebrating a 4-3 victory at the California Supreme Court that boosted their ability to enforce laws against deceptive advertising. Or so they thought.
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Just last May, consumer lawyers were celebrating a 4-3 victory at the California Supreme Court that boosted their ability to enforce laws against deceptive advertising.
Or so they thought.
In the months since the court's ruling In re Tobacco II Cases, the lower courts have chipped away at the ruling, leading some lawyers to question whether there's a mutiny ...
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