Judge Lets McDonald’s McRib Lawsuit Proceed in Chicago
Chicago federal Judge April M. Perry let deception, fraud and unjust enrichment claims over McDonald’s boneless McRib proceed, while dismissing five claims in the four-consumer case.
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Chicago federal Judge April M. Perry let deception, fraud and unjust enrichment claims over McDonald’s boneless McRib proceed, while dismissing five claims in the four-consumer case.
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