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July 08, 2022
Judge Approves Deal To End Dr. Oz's 'Miracle' Diet Pills Suit
After refusing a $5 million deal to end a class action alleging that television personality Dr. Oz misrepresented the effectiveness of "fat-busting" supplements on his show, a California federal judge has granted preliminary approval for a $625,000 settlement to end the six-year-old litigation.
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January 14, 2021
Suit Dismissed Over Dr. Oz's 'Miracle' Diet Pills
A California federal judge on March 27, 2020 agreed to dismiss a suit alleging that television personality Dr. Oz misrepresented the effectiveness of "fat-busting" supplements on his show.
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June 18, 2018
Dr. Oz Reaches $5M Settlement Over 'Miracle' Diet Pills
Television personality Dr. Oz agreed to a $5.25 million settlement in California federal court Friday to resolve allegations that his show misrepresented the effectiveness of weight-loss supplements.
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July 31, 2017
Dr. Oz-Backed Cos. Can't Escape Suit Over Diet Pills
A California federal judge on Monday rejected multiple bids by a bodybuilder's supplement companies and their suppliers to toss a proposed class action alleging Dr. Oz and the companies misled consumers about the effectiveness of their "miracle" diet pills, finding the allegations are sufficiently pled.
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March 13, 2017
Sony Escapes Suit Over Dr. Oz's 'Miracle' Diet Pill Promos
Dr. Oz and several companies involved in his talk show must face a proposed class action from consumers who claim they bought useless diet pills based on his endorsement of them as "miracles in a bottle," while Sony Pictures Television Inc. can be dismissed because its relationship to the issue is more speculative, a California federal judge said Friday.