Canada

Class Action Lawsuit Claims Canada Dry and Schweppes Ginger Ales Mislead on Artificial Flavors

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Plano, Texas — A class action lawsuit has been initiated against Keurig Dr Pepper regarding its Canada Dry and Schweppes brands. The lawsuit claims that the company has misled customers about the use of artificial flavorings in its ginger ale beverages. The suit, filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California, alleges that the brands’ labels on bottles and cans of ginger ale, including varieties such as diet, zero sugar, and other flavored versions, falsely advertise the products as naturally flavored. Legal documents indicate that the beverages contain dl-malic acid, … Read more

Exploring the Surge of Mass Torts in Ontario: Legal Experts Weigh In on Shifting Litigation Trends Across Canada

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Toronto, Canada – The landscape of litigation is witnessing a shift in Ontario as more plaintiffs’ firms opt for mass torts over the traditional class action approach, a trend less pronounced in other Canadian provinces. Legal experts from Blake’s Law Firm delved into the reasons behind this shift and explored how different regions across Canada are adapting to these changes. Mass torts involve pursuing multiple individual legal actions instead of a single class action lawsuit, especially in cases involving similar or identical products linked to the same manufacturer. Robin Linley, a litigator with Blake’s Litigation … Read more