A federal judge recently held that false advertising claims related to a “no preservatives” claim on soup labels were not preempted. Although the result is not necessarily surprising, the presented a unique question of first impression. READ MORE
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A federal judge recently held that false advertising claims related to a “no preservatives” claim on soup labels were not preempted. Although the result is not necessarily surprising, the presented a unique question of first impression. READ MORE
Marentette and Quesada reach opposite conclusions and symbolize two sides of the same implied preemption coin. READ MORE
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