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On Tuesday, an individual filed a class-action complaint against Apple Inc. in the Northern District of California alleging that the defendant unlawfully terminated Apple ID accounts the company suspected of breaching its Terms and Conditions without notification or explanation.
According to the complaint, the plaintiff and putative class “each had an Apple ID and/or purchased ‘Apps’ and/or ‘Content’ including movies, music, games … and/or made in-app purchases … (collectively ‘Content’) through the use of an Apple ID via either an Apple device, such as an iPhone iPad, Mac … and/or a non-Apple manufactured device.”
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January 26, 2021 On Friday in the Southern District of California, Judge Todd Robinson dismissed with prejudice a fifth amended complaint by a putative class that alleged defendants Johnson & Johnson and Bausch Health U.S. were falsely and deceptively advertising baby powder products.
Louisa Gutierrez and Debbie Luna, as individuals and on behalf of the putative class, argued that the defendants’ marketing and advertising of their “Talcum Products,” including “Baby Powder” and “Shower to Shower” products, as named in the fifth amended complaint, were misleading and “led (them) to believe that the Talcum Products were safe and pure, when they actually contained hazardous substances such as ‘asbestos, asbestiform fibers, lead, asilica, and arsenic,’” the court explained. Phrases used to market the products, such as “#1 Choice for Hospitals,” “Most Pure,” and “Hypoallergenic & tested with dermatologists,” were instrumental in t