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Parrott v. Family Dollar, Inc. et al
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April 17, 2020
Judge Shuts Down Family Dollar Aloe Vera Labeling Suit
An Illinois federal judge Thursday tossed for the final time a reworked version of a proposed class action against Family Dollar Inc., which alleged the retailer violated consumer protection laws by selling an aloe vera gel that didn't contain the plant's active ingredient.
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May 09, 2018
Family Dollar Escapes Aloe Vera Labeling Suit, For Now
Family Dollar Inc. temporarily escaped a proposed class action alleging it violated consumer protection laws by selling an aloe vera gel that didn't contain the plant's active ingredient after an Illinois federal judge ruled Tuesday the company might not have known about the defect.