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December 12, 2025
Fla. Judge Allows Deceptive Trade Claim In Zyn Suit
A Florida federal judge on Friday rejected Philip Morris International Inc.'s attempt to toss a deceptive business practices count in a lawsuit accusing the company of mislabeling Zyn nicotine pouches as "tobacco-free," disagreeing that the allegation is a relabeled fraud claim.
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March 19, 2025
Philip Morris Must Face Bulk Of Fla. Zyn Injury Suits
A Florida federal judge trimmed on Wednesday a single fraudulent concealment claim against Philip Morris' subsidiary in a pair of consumer lawsuits alleging ongoing injuries caused by addictions to Zyn nicotine pouches, but the judge refused to toss other claims, rejecting Philip Morris' jurisdictional challenges.
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August 19, 2024
Philip Morris Urges Fla. Court To Toss Zyn Injury Lawsuits
Philip Morris urged a Florida federal court on Monday to dismiss two lawsuits alleging ongoing injuries caused by addictions to Zyn nicotine pouches, arguing it had nothing to do with the claims prior to a 2022 acquisition and that it has no business ties to the Sunshine State.