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21 March 2025 • 1 minute read

Angela Agrusa and Chris Gismondi share insights on food addiction lawsuits

Bloomberg Law
Written by:Christopher GismondiAngela Agrusa
DLA Piper’s Chris Gismondi and Angela Agrusa say courts need to be careful with addiction suits, as doctors haven’t agreed whether ultra-processed foods are addictive.
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