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Lawsuit: OCA energy drinks can't be called preservative free, because they contain citric acid
A class action accuses Beliv US, the makers of the OCA energy drink line, of selling beverages made with citric acid, when the cans allegedly claim there are no preservatives. -
Class action lawsuit claims Tom's 'all-natural' toothpaste may contain synthetic ingredients
Tom's of Maine, a producer of all-natural health and beauty products, is facing a consumer class-action lawsuit that claims its all-natural toothpaste actually contains synthetic ingredients. -
Judge trims, but won't cancel lawsuit over flavoring in General Mills' fruit products
Class action alleges use of malic acid negates claim of 'no artificial flavors,' but General Mills says it's a 'flavor enhancer' -
Class action: PNC Bank allegedly failed to honor free banking offer
A class action lawsuit accuses PNC Bank of charging for services for an allegedly free banking plan. -
Wentworth Rehabilitation accused of wrongly harassing, firing worker for filing workers comp claim
An employee is suing Wentworth Rehabilitation and Health Care Center Inc., a transitional care service provider, citing an alleged violation of the Illinois Human Rights Act, retaliatory discharge and violation of the Family and Medical Leave Act. -
Suburban pain doctor sues other doctor he says illegally used his name to boost opioid 'pill mill'
A suburban Chicago doctor, who in one legal action is facing accusations he improperly sued pharmacies for faxing prescription requests to him, is alleging in a different unconnected lawsuit that a different doctor, who now faces sentencing after pleading guilty to improperly prescribing opioids, capitalized on the coincidence of having the same name as the first doctor to abet an illegal drug dispensing operation. -
CVS, Osco ask courts to sanction doctor for suing over faxed prescription refill request forms
CVS and Osco have asked a federal judge to punish a Deer Park doctor, accusing the doctor of wrongly suing the pharmacies for merely faxing forms to the doctor’s office asking him to verify patient requests for prescription refills. -
Doctor's lawsuit: Osco Drug repeatedly sent faxes urging refills for opioids, other prescription drugs
A Deer Park doctor has delivered a federal complaint accusing Osco Drug of persistently sending faxes urging him to refill patients’ prescriptions, including those for opioids.