Tommie Copper False Advertising Legal News Articles & Interviews

New York, NY: People dealing with chronic pain from arthritis might be tempted to believe a specialty clothing could help prevent severe pain and inflammation. But as Tommie Copper lawsuits suggest, wanting to believe something doesn’t make it true. Further, companies can’t prey on consumers by making up claims about the health benefits of their products without adequate science to back those claims up. As the FTC’s Tommie Copper false advertising lawsuit and settlement show, there are watchdogs to make sure companies can prove the claims they make.

Mount Kisco, NY: As valuable a commodity as copper appears to be, its value as a pain reliever through interweaving into clothing has been questioned in the absence of scientific evidence to back it up, or so it was alleged in a Tommie Copper lawsuit just settled for $1.35 million less than a week after a Tommie Copper Deceptive Advertising lawsuit was brought by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).