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Bodywell Cellphone Chips
Case Name (Date)
Hoffman et al. v. Haim Einhorn et al.
26-cv-1414, D.N.J.
(Jan. 2026)
Product/Service
Bodywell cellphone chips
Allegations
Falsely advertising that products provide various health benefits – including that they reduce the amount of radiation that a brain absorbs by 80 percent and the temperature of a brain by 50 percent; reduce headaches, hand pain and anxiety; and improve sleep quality and mental clarity – when the products do not provide any of the advertised benefits
Status
Pending
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