“Allowing a suit of this type to proceed on this basis would basically open the door to enabling any purchaser of any consumable product to file a lawsuit simply saying, ‘I bought product X, and it contains microplastics’ … and thereby get a past a motion to dismiss and into discovery and class certification proceedings,” wrote U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly.
The court concluded the defendant was barred from selling its
The federal appellate court rejected an out-of-state employee’s Minnesota Human
In addition, “noncompetes are back on the radar, United Airlines
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