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Rael v. New York & Company, Inc. et al
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July 18, 2017
NY & Co. Can't Dodge Sham Discount Claims In Calif. Court
Women's fashion retailer New York & Co. Inc. continues to face a putative class action alleging that deceptive discount pricing tricks consumers into purchasing clothing, after a California federal judge said the latest version of the allegations have enough detail to proceed.
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January 04, 2017
NY & Co. Skirts Sham-Discount Suit Judge Says Lacks Detail
New York & Co. Inc. has escaped a proposed class action accusing the women's work and casual clothing retailer of deceptive discount pricing aimed at tricking consumers into purchases, with a California federal judge ruling the current complaint is not particular enough to move forward.
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February 12, 2016
Burberry, Children's Place Sued Over Sham Outlet Prices
Popular outlet brands Burberry, Dooney & Bourke, The Children's Place and New York & Co. were all hit Thursday with proposed class actions in New York and California federal court by customers claiming the retailers' alleged discount prices are nothing more than "phantom savings" intended to trick consumers into purchases.