TRIA Beauty Alleges Laser Hair-Removal Center Mislead Customers, Files Suit
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Aesthetic device maker TRIA Beauty is bringing a lawsuit against Phoenix Rising Laser, which made "erroneous statements" about TRIA's at-home hair-removal system, according to its July 21 release
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