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Judge Rules Kraft Heinz Can Be Sued Over Mac & Cheese Claims

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A lawsuit accusing Kraft Heinz of misleading consumers about the health benefits of its iconic Macaroni & Cheese product will proceed, a federal judge has ruled. The decision arrives amid allegations that the company falsely advertised the dish as containing “no artificial flavors, preservatives or dyes,” despite the presence of chemical ingredients. The litigation, which began several years ago, points to specific ingredients like yellow 5 and yellow 6, chemicals used for coloring, which are at the heart of the controversy. Plaintiffs argue that these additives contradict the product’s purported natural composition. U.S. District Judge … Read more

Federal Judge Decides Against Dexcom in Patent Infringement Case Over Glucose Monitor Technology

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Wilmington, Delaware — A recent legal decision has marked a significant development in the medical technology industry, as Dexcom Inc. has been found to have infringed on a glucose monitor patent held by an Abbott Laboratories unit. This ruling by a Delaware judge resolved a previously undecided matter left by a federal jury in March, which had been unable to reach a verdict on the case. The dispute centers on Dexcom’s use of specific patented technology crucial to glucose monitoring devices that play a vital role in diabetes management. These devices continually measure the glucose … Read more

George Smith Launches Bid for Orange County Court Judge, Aims to Bring Fairness and Justice to Local Bench

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Goshen, N.Y. – A seasoned local attorney and sitting town justice, George Smith, has thrown his hat into the ring for the position of Orange County Court Judge. Smith, a Republican from the Town of Minisink, is aiming to succeed Judge Rich Guertin, who is set to retire at the end of 2025 after reaching the state’s mandatory retirement age. With an extensive legal career spanning over three decades, Smith expresses a deep commitment to serving the community with fairness and integrity. “It would be an honor to continue serving the residents of Orange County … Read more

Federal Judge Upholds Arkansas Amendment Restricting Casino License, Cherokee Nation to Continue Legal Battle

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A recent ruling by a federal judge has sustained the results of an Arkansas ballot measure that eliminates the state-granted license for a casino in Pope County, which had been planned by Cherokee Nation Entertainment. The decision came swiftly on the heels of the constitutional amendment’s approval by voters, with the judge denying a temporary restraining order sought by the Cherokee Nation Entertainment shortly before the amendment went into effect. The contentious amendment, voted into law on November 5, has sparked a legal battle over constitutional rights, according to the Cherokee … Read more