On January 15, CCL’s Andre M. Mura argued in federal district court in Florida on behalf of consumers who purchased multiple-juice products sold by Wal-Mart. In this suit, filed as a class action, consumers argue that Wal-Mart’s juice labeling is false and misleading in violation of Florida law, because the products are being advertised as 100% Cranberry Pomegranate when in reality they consist primarily of white grape juice and apple juice. Wal-Mart moved to dismiss the suit, arguing that federal law immunizes it from all liability under state law even if its labels mislead, and even if its labeling does not comply with federal law. The district court held a hearing on the motion, which lasted nearly two hours. Appearing alongside co-counsel Tim Howard and Ankur Mehta of Howard and Associates, P.A, Andre M. Mura explained why this consumer suit is actionable, that federal law does not preempt the field, and urged the district court to deny Wal-Mart’s motion. A ruling is expected shortly.