Braswell, Glenn A., JOL Management Co., et al.
The FTC brought a civil action in the Central District of California against Glenn A. Braswell, JOL Management Co., and numerous related entities and individuals for deceptive health claims in advertising. The defendants marketed dietary supplements and health products with unsubstantiated efficacy and health claims. The case resulted in a consent order requiring corrective actions, reflecting the FTC's enforcement of truth-in-advertising standards for health product marketing.
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Federal Trade Commission, Plaintiff, v. A. Glenn Braswell, JOL Management Co., G.B. Data Systems, Inc., Gero Vita International, Inc., Theraceuticals, Inc., Halsey Holdings LLC., Health Quest Publications, Inc., G.B. Data Systems, Inc., Ron Tepper, Ronald M. Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D., Hans Kugler, Ph.D., and Chase Revel a/k/a Marcus Welbourne, John Wellburn, James Wellburn, Martin Wellner, John Meggenhorn, and John Burke, Defendants
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