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Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. MusclePharm Corp. et al
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December 22, 2016
Schwarzenegger Supplement Maker, Rival Drop Ad Claim Suit
MusclePharm Corp. and Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Inc. have asked a federal judge to dismiss a suit alleging that MusclePharm's Arnold Schwarzenegger-branded supplement misrepresents how much protein is actually in it.
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September 12, 2016
Schwarzenegger Supplement Maker Rival Pumps Up Its Case
MusclePharm Corp.'s rival asked a Georgia federal judge to keep alive its suit alleging the Arnold Schwarzenegger-branded supplement misrepresents how much protein it actually in its powder, saying MusclePharm deceives consumers even if it doesn't violate federal food and drug regulations.
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August 19, 2016
'Schwarzenegger' Supplement Maker Defends Protein Claims
MusclePharm, the maker of Arnold Schwarzenegger protein powder, asked a Georgia federal judge on Thursday to toss a suit brought by a powder-making rival that doubts MusclePharm's protein-content claims, saying the complaint is vague.
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May 11, 2016
Supplement Co. Says Rival's Protein Quality Claims Are False
Protein supplement maker Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Inc. says rival MusclePharm Corp. artificially inflates the level of protein in its Arnold Schwarzenegger Series Iron Mass product and then lies to consumers about it, violating federal competition and state consumer protection laws, according to a complaint filed in Georgia federal court.