Public Interest Law Professor John Banzhaf

In the U.S., the FDA is proposing rules which would do little to rein in a product the agency itself has said pose “acute health risks” which “cannot seriously be questioned” because they contain “toxic chemicals.”

After years of needless delay in which the number of people addicted from e-cigarettes has exploded,, the Food and Drug Administration has wimped out in its proposed e-cigarette rules, leaving the dangerous addictive product virtually unregulated

New Rights Found by Judges in Constitution Vulnerable to Voters

Yesterday's arguments rather clearly suggest that the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to drive a stake into the heart of a key argument being used by defendants in the "next wave" of class action law suits based upon deceptive and misleading food labels

With applications plummeting 40%, law schools are being forced to finally begin making revolutionary changes in the way they have taught fledgling attorneys for more than 100 years

The FDA reported that e-cigarettes pose “acute health risks” which “cannot seriously be questioned” because they contain “toxic chemicals,” and that the devices also “present a serious risk of addicting new users, including children.”

WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 15, 2014): A California federal judge has upheld a class action law suit against Whole Foods charging that many of its foods labeled as containing "evaporated cane juice" rather than "sugar" were misbranded and deceptive.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 14, 2014): Leaked documents indicate that electronic cigarettes, also known as e-cigarettes, may be zapped by the World Health Organization [WHO]

They Decry "Food Police," Vegetarians, Climate Change Activists, Others, Including Public Interest Law Professor John Banzhaf

WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 8 , 2014): In his speech today supporting equal pay for women, President Obama remarked: “I don’t know why it costs more for Michelle’s blouse than for my shirt.” But Banzhaf does!