Recent reports\u00a0have said that a seller of Lierac Paris \u201canti-cellulite\u201d products is under investigation for false advertising.\u00a0 The company reportedly sold and continues to sell a line of creams, lotions and serums despite knowing that the products don\u2019t work as advertised.\u00a0 It is a violation of laws that regulate consumer products when companies knowingly sell products to the public using fraudulent marketing claims.\u00a0 If you or anyone you know has purchased any of the Lierac Paris Body-Slim anti-cellulite product line, then you may be part of a class action lawsuit. An investigation into this matter is ongoing. Please contact us using the form on this page or call us at 213-217-5019.\u00a0 For more on how fraudulently advertised products affect people negatively,\u00a0click here<\/a><\/p>\n Ales Group, U.S.A. Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of products advertised as cellulite-reducers.\u00a0 The company ia alleged to sell a variety of products through a nation-wide marketing scheme that misleads and confuses people about the reality of the products. The company has been accused of deceptive and misleading claims and promises made to the public about how well the products allegedly work. The allegedly fraudulent products claim on in-store display materials things like \u201cyou\u2019re only 2 weeks from a firmer, smoother body.\u201d The company has been accused of a concerted and orchestrated effort to deceive women into believing that just by rubbing the Lierac Paris Body-Slim products on they can get relief from cellulite and unwanted bodily curves. Lierac Paris has allegedly been accused of using pseudoscience and deceptive packaging claims instead of valid research to make massive sales of the products. If you\u2019ve been convinced to buy Lierac Paris products by these types of claims, you may have a claim. Contact our attorneys using the form on this page or call us at 213-212-2202.<\/p>\n It has been reported that there is no credible scientific evidence to support claims made about Lierac\u2019s alleged effectiveness against cellulite. Medical professionals\u00a0strongly reject the idea that any product which is applied on the skin can make cellulite disappear. There is a large body of research showing that anti-cellulite products are ineffective and useless for getting rid of cellulite. Several highly respected doctors have studied cellulite, its causes, and attempts at stopping it. \u00a0These studies say that cellulite is a normal condition affecting almost all women and there is no magic remedy for making it disappear. The products marketed by Ales alleged to be effective at eliminating cellulite are:<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Multi-Action Concentrate<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Stomach and Waist<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Stubborn Areas<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Destock Night<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Oil<\/p>\n Lierac Body-Slim Day and Night Duo<\/p>\nBackground of Company<\/h3>\n
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