Stanley Black & Decker Vacuum Labeling Case Dismissed
Day Pitney Litigation Partner John Cerreta secured a dismissal for a product labeling dispute for Stanley Black & Decker Inc., doing business as Craftsman, with a federal judge in Bridgeport, CT.
Cerreta stated, "All of the claims could be dismissed under a ruling that a "reasonable" consumer would not be misled." The judge agreed.
Law360 covered the ruling in the article, "Stanley Black & Decker Vacuum Labeling Case Dismissed.
Read the full article here.
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