Matt Kalil's ex-wife's comments about his penis, comparing it to "two Coke cans," were "a matter of legitimate public concern," court ruled today.
Matt's lawsuit against his ex-wife dismissed.
If you change a product's ingredients, can you still call it the "original"?
A false advertising class action filed yesterday about Cholula hot sauce alleges that you cannot.
The plaintiff says McCormick & Co. "is not the originator of the product but instead purchased the Cholula brand" in 2020.
After the acquisition, the recipe changed to add acetic acid, xantham gum, and natural flavor.
Therefore, the argument goes, it's deceptive to to call current-day Cholula the "Original."
@TaylorLorenz Yes, and it's a variation on the classic "what, you don't support the Don't Poison Children Act??" and the law has nothing to do with poison or children and instead includes 10 unconstitutional things.