I didn’t think you ever needed to say allegedly when you are talking about a law suit. The plaintiff is suing for misleading consumers, not for allegedly misleading them.
But what do I know.
They might as well say the plaintiff is allegedly suing the alleged defendant for allegedly misleading the alleged consumers and cover all the asses.
Amazing how two words just completes the headline.
They could even remove the word allegedly, since they put misleading in quotes. There’s no need for both.
Sigh… Modern web “journalism”.
I didn’t think you ever needed to say allegedly when you are talking about a law suit. The plaintiff is suing for misleading consumers, not for allegedly misleading them.
But what do I know.
They might as well say the plaintiff is allegedly suing the alleged defendant for allegedly misleading the alleged consumers and cover all the asses.
alleged “journalism”.