Opening statements for a false advertising class action that could be worth either $88 million or less than $2 million against a dietary supplement company signaled what will likely be a contentious back-and-forth trial.
Counsel for both parties immediately engaged in a showdown of scientific studies before Chief U.S. District Judge Richard L. Seeborg.
One of the class’ witnesses testified the plaintiffs are e...
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