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Actual victory
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If You Purchased Clover Valley Ground Coffee from Dollar General Between January 1, 2015 And April 1, 2021, A Class Action Settlement May Affect Your Rights
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PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The following statement is being issued by Kroll Business Services regarding the Clover Valley ground coffee settlement.
A proposed Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit known as Mike Allen, et al. v. Dolgencorp, LLC, et al., Case No. SUCV2020000385, Superior Court, White County, Georgia.
The lawsuit claims that Dollar General Corporation and Dolgencorp, LLP ( Dollar General ) deceptively and unlawfully labeled, packaged, and marketed Clover Valley ground coffee, overstating the amount of coffee each package can actually make. The lawsuit claims Clover Valley ground coffee does not contain enough ground coffee to make the stated number of cups when following the brewing instructions on the label. Dollar Ge