Premier Nutrition Corp. agreed to a $90 million deal that will resolve multiple lawsuits alleging it deceptively advertised its now-discontinued Joint Juice product.
The deal “represents the largest settlement ever of a dietary supplement false advertising case,” according to the motion for preliminary settlement approval filed Monday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
Consumers alleged Joint Juice didn’t deliver advertised joint-health benefits. The litigation spans more than a decade across multiple class action lawsuits for consumers in different states.
The overall agreement will settle 10 Joint Juice cases pending in California and federal courts, including ...
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