False Advertising

Trump Sues CBS for $20 Billion, Claims Harris Interview Hurt Truth Social

Donald Trump amended his lawsuit against CBS, increasing his damage claim to $20 billion and adding a claim of unfair competition, alleging deceptive editing of a Kamala Harris interview cost his media company viewership and revenue. The amended complaint, filed in Texas federal court, now includes Representative Ronny Jackson as a plaintiff to address forum-shopping arguments. Trump claims CBS’s edits constituted false advertising under both state and federal law, impacting Truth Social engagement. CBS maintains that the edits were for time constraints and that the lawsuit is an attack on editorial judgment protected by the First Amendment.

Read More

Chicken wings advertised as ‘boneless’ can have bones, Ohio Supreme Court decides

I’m absolutely flabbergasted by the recent ruling from the Ohio Supreme Court regarding boneless chicken wings. It seems that in Ohio, boneless no longer means boneless. According to the court, the term “boneless wings” simply refers to a cooking style, and consumers should not expect these tasty treats to actually be free of bones. This decision comes in response to a lawsuit from a man who suffered serious medical complications after ingesting a bone from his so-called boneless wing.

As someone who enjoys indulging in a plate of boneless wings, this ruling has me scratching my head. When I order boneless wings, I expect them to be just that – devoid of any bones.… Continue reading