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January 25, 2013

EDCA Suit Claims Subway Foot-Long Subs Come Up Short

A West Sacramento man has filed a lawsuit accusing fast-food giant Subway of fraud and false advertising in connection with its footlong sandwiches.

Richard Springer's suit, filed in the Eastern District federal court in Sacramento, makes a basic claim: Subway's touted footlong subs "are not one foot."

Sacramento Bee, 1/25/13. 

Posted by at 01:09 PM in class action lawsuits |

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