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Product Labeling

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  1. Life Sciences Legal Update

    Insurance Coverage Considerations for Alleged Mislabeling of Herbal and Dietary Supplements

    By Lisa Baird

    In the wake of the New York Attorney General's recent enforcement actions against four major retailers who allegedly sold herbal supplements that did not contain labeled ingredients or contained ingredients…

  2. All About Advertising Law

    When a Survey Isn’t Asking For Your Opinion: A Time-Sensitive Requirement for Those Doing Business in California

    By Michelle C. Jackson, Matthew S. Poliner*

    Companies doing business in California must now complete a comprehensive “survey” if selling particular products to consumers within the state.  However, this is not your typical consumer satisfaction survey, but…

  3. Product Liability & Mass Torts Blog

    “Made in the USA” Continues to be Fodder for Class Action Lawsuits

    By Mishan Wroe

    “Made in the USA” does not necessarily mean the same thing outside of California.  In a recent decision, Paz v. AG Adriano Goldschmied Inc., a federal judge refused to dismiss…

  4. Antitrust Law Blog

    Beginning to Close the POM Circle? – POM Wonderful and Drug Advertising: JHP Pharmaceuticals

    By Sheppard Mullin

    Earlier this year, in POM Wonderful LLC v. Coca-Cola Co.,[1] the Supreme Court examined the interaction between the Lanham Act’s prohibition against false advertising and the FDCA’s prohibition against food,…

  5. ContractsProf Blog

    Smoking and the Dangers of Disclosure

    By ContractsProf Blog

    The NYT had an article about e-cigarette label warnings today that was eerily appropriate given our symposium on Omri Ben-Shahar and Carl Schneider's book, More Than You Wanted to Know: …

  6. Retail Trend Spotter

    New Updated FTC Care Labeling Rules: “Do’s and Don’ts”

    By Sheppard Mullin

    The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) enforces federal labeling requirements that require manufacturers, importers, sellers and distributors of certain textile and wool clothing to accurately label their products. For example, FTC…

  7. Food Liability Law

    POM Also Thinks Justice Kennedy Wonderful (Indeed, his colleagues, too)

    By Richard Goldfarb

    In its much-anticipated decision, the United States Supreme Court last week declared that the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and the federal Lanham Act can coexist side-by-side.  In other…

  8. IP Intelligence

    Lanham Act Claims for Misleading Product Description Can Coexist with FDCA Labeling Regulations, Court Finds

    By Lesley Grossberg

    A unanimous Supreme Court (8-0, Justice Breyer recusing) ruled on June 12, 2014 in POM Wonderful v. Coca-Cola that one competitor may sue another for unfair competition under the Lanham…

  9. Drug & Device Law

    Ten Useful Points on Country of Origin

    By Bexis

    This post is a little different.  For one thing it’s more or less a rehash of a post by Jeff Orenstein, one of Reed Smith’s regulatory enforcement types, on one of the firm’s “branded”…

  10. Food Liability Law

    A “Vibe” is Not Enough: Ben & Jerry’s “All Natural” Case Loses Class Certification

    By Richard Goldfarb

    You'll remember the scene from "Casablanca." Ilse (Ingrid Bergman) comes in and Rick (Humphrey Bogart) says, "Your unexpected visit isn't connected by any chance with the letters of transit. It…