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  • Why Animal Welfare is a Rising Concern for Food Shoppers
    Why Animal Welfare is a Rising Concern for Food Shoppers

    Even with inflation and rising food costs, conscious consumers appear not to skimp on animal welfare. Nearly 60% of consumers in the US report that they’re concerned about animal welfare when it comes ...

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  • Which Federal Agencies Govern False Advertising? (21 Useful FAQs)
    Which Federal Agencies Govern False Advertising? (21 Useful FAQs)

    Three Introductory Definitions Advertising claim : a statement made about the benefits, characteristics, or performance of a product or service, which is designed to persuade the customer to make a ...

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  • Is the Animal Product Deceptively Advertised? Find Out!
    Is the Animal Product Deceptively Advertised? Find Out!

    Complete the below questionnaire to determine if the meat, poultry, fish, or dairy product that you purchased was deceptively advertised: * Not every phrase or word used below automatically represents ...

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  • 5 Powerful Lawsuit Defenses for New York Debtors in 2023
    5 Powerful Lawsuit Defenses for New York Debtors in 2023

    What is the New York Consumer Credit Fairness Act? On November 8, 2021, New York State enacted the Consumer Credit Fairness Act (“CCFA”), which implements comprehensive changes to New York’s Civil ...

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  • Two Basic Ways to Obtain a Default Judgment in New York: Clerk & Judge
    Two Basic Ways to Obtain a Default Judgment in New York: Clerk & Judge

    What exactly is a “default” in law? A “default” is defined as “an omission, or a failure to do that which is anticipated, expected, or required in a given situation." (Legaldictionary.com). Failing to ...

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  • The Ultimate Guide to False-Advertising Law in New York: 22 FAQs
    The Ultimate Guide to False-Advertising Law in New York: 22 FAQs

    1) What are the elements of false advertising under New York law? For a private plaintiff to "state a claim" under General Business Law § 350, the following elements must be alleged in sufficient ...

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