> There's a lot here that feels like... Bad statistics. Not to say that there's no truth in the accusations - but they don't seem to be acting in good faith, an

> There's a lot here that feels like... Bad statistics. Not to say that there's no truth in the accusations - but they don't seem to be acting in good faith, and that will wreck them when it comes to the court. Well… There are a couple of cases here: * 1:24-cv-11801, Northern District of Illinois (class action with Radner's Markets as lead plaintiff) * 1:24-cv-11816, Northern District of Illinois (class action with Alexander Govea as lead plaintiff - a person who bought frozen potato products at supermarkets) The complaints were filed only two days apart, by different lawyers; I wonder whether a lot of firms were looking into frozen potatoes and these two ended up first to file? I hope one or both of these lawsuits goes far enough that we can get to discover and will get to see some emails. That's always the fun part.