Consumer Law

A federal judge declined to certify a class, but <a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Consumer-Law.pdf"><strong>denied Pfizer’s request</strong></a> for summary judgment on claims it charged more for Maximum Strength Robitussin cough syrup than for Regular Strength Robitussin when the former had a lower concentration of active ingredients than the latter.

CHICAGO — A federal judge declined to certify a class, but denied Pfizer summary judgment on claims it charged more for Maximum Strength Robitussin cough syrup than for Regular Strength Robitussin, when the former had a lower concentration of active ingredients than the latter.

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