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25 Jan, 2008 3:40 pm
... under section 29249.7(d)(1). That's what the bounty hunter did in CKE Restaurants,
Inc. v. Alicia Moore (January 24, 2008) ___ Cal.App.4th ___ ... to one store, and buy orders on one occasion of a small amount of food from
that single restaurant. It then had a lab test the food and offer evidence that those samples didn' ... 's own testing showed quantities of napthalene well in excess of the NSRL,
the court held that CKE had not met its burden, and its complaint was properly stricken. California's anti- ...
26 Jun 6:49 am
... the web is a giant echo chamber, Mashable has its own account of the story). It was filed by CKE Restaurants, Inc. (CKR) - the company behind Hardee's and Carl's Jr. restaurants - you know, the fast-food joints where you get those late-night Western Bacon Thickburgers and Jumbo ... 's not just Carl's Jr. We also noticed
the annual report that Bob Evans Farms, Inc. (BOBE) filed earlier this week. In it, the company touts its use of "BE-Mail", Facebook, Twitter,
and a revamped ...
8 Jul, 2007 5:50 am
Christopher A. Cole of Manatt Phelps Phillips sent word of a Manatt client's recent victory in CKE Restaurant v. Jack in the Box,
Inc. (C.D. Cal. 2007). Here's Manatt's description of the case: Jack in the Box has been sued by Carl Karcher Enterprises (owner of Carl's Jr.
and Hardees restaurants) over its television commercials touting its new "100% Sirloin Burger." In the commercials, Jack, the clown-headed
fictional CEO of Jack in the Box, ...
26 Mar, 2008 1:40 pm
... Co.: Claims that a story about a baseball player's nickname was false weren't actionable. CKE v. Jack in the Box: defendant's TV ads
contrasted their sirloin hamburgers ... The district court found this wasn't false, rejecting a consumer survey. Other restaurants advertise
"Angus" beef but don't explain why that's a good thing, ... Lanham Act standing, not shrink it when applied to actual competitors. Barbara's Sales, Inc. v. Intel: Changing from Pentium 3 to Pentium 4 is not inherently a statement of ...
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