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Pettit v. Procter & Gamble Company
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3:15-cv-02150
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November 01, 2018
P&G Cuts Deal To End Wet Wipes Row With $2M In Atty Fees
Procter & Gamble Co. has agreed to refund households up to $30 each and pay up to $2.15 million in attorneys' fees and costs to resolve a certified class action accusing the company of falsely labeling its wet wipes as "flushable" when they clog sewer systems, according to documents filed Wednesday in California federal court.
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August 03, 2017
P&G Wet Wipes Buyers Get Class Cert. In False Labeling Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday certified a class of Procter & Gamble Co. customers who say the company’s “flushable” wet wipes weren’t actually flushable, rejecting P&G’s argument that the class members can’t all be shown to have the same understanding of the term.
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July 20, 2017
'Flushable' Is 'A Pretty Basic Concept,' Judge Tells P&G
A California federal judge appeared open Thursday to certifying a class of Procter & Gamble Co. consumers in their suit alleging the company falsely advertises its bathroom wipes as being flushable, rejecting P&G's argument that "flushable" is open to different interpretations and noting that it's a "pretty basic concept."
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February 15, 2017
P&G Wet Wipes Buyers Seek Class Cert. In False Labeling Suit
A group of California consumers asked for class certification Wednesday in their suit against Procter & Gamble Co. over alleged false claims that its bathroom wipes are flushable, arguing their suit mirrors a class action in New York that a federal judge has said he intends to certify.