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Porter v. NBTY, Inc. et al
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July 25, 2017
Supplement Cos. Seek Out Of 'Protein Spiking' Row
Supplement maker NBTY Inc. asked an Illinois federal court to toss several counts from a proposed class action alleging it overstated the amount of protein in one of its products, saying the Supreme Court's recent Bristol Myers Squibb decision means out-of-state consumers must be pared from the suit.
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November 28, 2016
Supplement Cos. Shake Some Claims In 'Protein Spiking' Row
An Illinois federal judge trimmed a proposed class action accusing supplement maker NBTY Inc. and three subsidiaries of overstating the amount of protein in several whey protein products, concluding Monday that consumers can't bring claims for items they didn't buy, nor can they maintain several other allegations.