There is no question that Americans are growing more and more concerned about their weight. Many commentators have speculated that the central cause of the issue is the American lifestyle. The fact remains, however, that regardless of who sells fattening food, to many people it has a certain allure over food which is bland. As of December 2004, there was only one case where plaintiffs sought to recover damages for obesity allegedly caused by fast food consumption. The trial judge in that case dismissed the lawsuit before the discovery phase could begin, and the suit was later revived at the appellate level. lR So the question remains: can fattening food be considered defective under products liability law? In other words, if we use McDonald...
This article provides a summary of the obesity epidemic - the economic costs and importantly, some c...
“Big Food”—agribusiness, manufacturers, restaurants, and marketers—is making America sick. The indus...
This Note takes a critical look at Commonsense Consumption Acts and how they are detrimental to the ...
Excessive consumption of fast food may produce negative results, but it does not render fast food pr...
The incidence of obesity in both adults and children is rising at a rapid rate in most developed cou...
Because obesity and its associated health problems have been largely attributed to poor self-control...
Overweight consumers are seeking damages from purveyors of fast food for obesity-related health prob...
Obesity and diet-related chronic diseases are a critical public health problem facing Canadians. Int...
The U.S. food industry faces tobacco-style lawsuits for providing misleading information about healt...
There is little chance that obese customers in Australia would fare any better in a claim against fa...
This case focuses on marketing public policy and legislation issues in the business environment. The...
After highly publicized lawsuits against McDonald’s in 2002, 26 states adopted commonsense consumpti...
Why are Americans, along with the rest of the most populous nations, more overweight than twenty or ...
Rising rates of overweight and obesity pose a major challenge to the food industry. The industry has...
At first glance, consumer claims alleging misleading labeling would seem to find a simple resolution...
This article provides a summary of the obesity epidemic - the economic costs and importantly, some c...
“Big Food”—agribusiness, manufacturers, restaurants, and marketers—is making America sick. The indus...
This Note takes a critical look at Commonsense Consumption Acts and how they are detrimental to the ...
Excessive consumption of fast food may produce negative results, but it does not render fast food pr...
The incidence of obesity in both adults and children is rising at a rapid rate in most developed cou...
Because obesity and its associated health problems have been largely attributed to poor self-control...
Overweight consumers are seeking damages from purveyors of fast food for obesity-related health prob...
Obesity and diet-related chronic diseases are a critical public health problem facing Canadians. Int...
The U.S. food industry faces tobacco-style lawsuits for providing misleading information about healt...
There is little chance that obese customers in Australia would fare any better in a claim against fa...
This case focuses on marketing public policy and legislation issues in the business environment. The...
After highly publicized lawsuits against McDonald’s in 2002, 26 states adopted commonsense consumpti...
Why are Americans, along with the rest of the most populous nations, more overweight than twenty or ...
Rising rates of overweight and obesity pose a major challenge to the food industry. The industry has...
At first glance, consumer claims alleging misleading labeling would seem to find a simple resolution...
This article provides a summary of the obesity epidemic - the economic costs and importantly, some c...
“Big Food”—agribusiness, manufacturers, restaurants, and marketers—is making America sick. The indus...
This Note takes a critical look at Commonsense Consumption Acts and how they are detrimental to the ...