Discounts at Justice-brand Stores
Allegations: Deceptively advertising discounts when consumers are actually not getting any discounts at all because the store always sells products at the “discounted” prices
Legendre et al v. Tween Brands, Inc.
15-cv-4088, D.N.J.
(June 2015)
Tween merchandise
Deceptively advertising 40% discounts when consumers are actually not getting any discounts at all because the purported discounts are ongoing
Voluntarily dismissed after the matter was stayed pending a nationwide settlement in Rougvie v. Ascena Retail Group, Inc. d/b/a Justice Stores and Tween Brands, Inc. d/b/a Justice Stores
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