The Federal Trade Commission pivots to an administrative proceeding in its litigation against a dietary supplement firm after a court ruled that terms US regulators commonly use to define noncompliant claims are vague and unenforceable as a stipulation in a settlement the FTC allowed the firm to enter.
After the FTC allowed Maine businesses Health Research Laboratories LLC and Whole Body Supplements LLC and their owner, Kramer Duhon, to enter a settlement in 2018 but filed a contempt...
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