The insurance claim lawyers at Tauler Smith LLP recently won a major trial on behalf of a food & beverage manufacturer in a federal court in St. Louis, Missouri. The litigation began in a California courtroom with a business dispute over the manufacture of protein bars. Later, several of the parties in that case were also involved in insurance litigation heard by a U.S. District Court.
The presence of harmful ingredients in certain sports & weight loss supplements can make them extremely dangerous for consumers to use. That's why it is imperative that anyone who is thinking about purchasing an over-the-counter supplement make sure that they research the products first.
Companies peddling herbal remedies and other nutritional supplement products that protect against COVID-19 are violating the law. Consumers need to beware of fake cures for the coronavirus. If you purchased one of these over-the-counter supplements that supposedly treat coronavirus, you should consider taking immediate legal action. Your first should be to speak with a qualified California false advertising attorney who can explain your legal options.
To learn more about fake nutritional supplements that are being marketed as cures for coronavirus, keep reading.