L’Oreal Litigation Win Is Good News For Marketers Of Pump-Dispensed Cosmetics
Executive Summary
Even if plaintiffs’ allegations are true and significant amounts of L'Oreal Paris and Maybelline pump-dispensed liquid makeup cannot be accessed by consumers due to the company's packaging design, plaintiffs’ deception claims still are preempted by federal statutes, a US district judge says, dismissing the proposed class action in New York’s Southern District.
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