McDonald's and Wendy's Sued for Burger Ads That Mislead on Size - BBC
A New York man has a beef to pick with McDonald's and Wendy's: misleading adverts he says make their burgers look much bigger than they actually are.
A New York man has a beef to pick with McDonald's and Wendy's: misleading adverts he says make their burgers look much bigger than they actually are.
In a proposed class-action lawsuit, he accuses the fast food giants of unfair and deceptive trade practices.
He is seeking $50m (£40.3m) in damages for himself and other similarly duped customers.
The chains did not comment immediately on the suit, which compiles many complaints from social media.
Rival Burger King was hit with a similar lawsuit in Florida in March, by the same law firms representing New Yorker Justin Chimienti.
While Burger King has yet to respond in court, an amended complaint shows that more unhappy customers have signed onto the suit.
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