CortiSlim™ Charged In Nationwide
Class Action With Deceptive Advertising
July 12, 2004
Orange County, CA
A nationwide consumer class action lawsuit was filed on July 12, 2004
against the manufacturer and distributor of the popular dietary supplement
CortiSlim™. Filed on behalf of named residents of 26 different states,
the suit seeks to represent a class of consumers nationwide who have purchased
CortiSlim™ based on its allegedly misleading advertising claims.
“There’s no such thing as a magic diet pill,” said Jeff
Carton, one of the attorneys representing the class of plaintiffs. “Our
lawsuit alleges that this is a product that unfairly preys upon consumers
and makes claims which science can’t support.” The suit charges
CortiSlim™ with using a series of misleading infomercials in which
the human body’s ability to regulate weight loss is allegedly linked
to the body’s production of a chemical substance called cortisol.
Contrary to defendants’ advertisements, the suit contends that defendants’
marketing claims are unsubstantiated and lack a valid scientific basis.
The suit seeks a refund for all consumers who purchased CortiSlim™,
the disgorgement of profits and a ban on the continuation of defendants’
misleading advertising campaign.
For more information or a copy of the complaint, contact Meiselman, Denlea,
Packman, Carton & Eberz P.C. at 914-517-5000 or info@mdpcelaw.com.
If you feel you qualify for damages or remedies that might be awarded
in a possible CortiSlim™ class action, you can fill out the Online
Form.
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