The purported class plaintiffs suing Supergoop LLC tell the Court the company’s motion to dismiss, discussing Article III standing, preemption, sufficiency of notice, and privity, misses the mark because it fails to counter the claimants’ primary contention that Supergoop sunscreen products don’t meet the SPF level advertised or recommended by the American Academy of Dermatology.…
Class Action Plaintiffs Say Lawsuit Against Supergoop Should Proceed to Trial
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