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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Corley allows false advertising claims to proceed against Christian Dior that allege the company sells cosmetics products that are misleadingly represented as having sun protection benefits. A big part of the suit is over the products' "24-hour promise," which the company says only applies to the products' cosmetic benefits, not their sun protection benefits. But a reasonable consumer could be duped by that kind of vague language, so the bulk of the claims may continue.
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