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P1059 In a class action under the Unfair Competition Law or False Advertising Law, the named plaintiff and every member of the class must have sustained actual injury; the mere likelihood of harm is no longer sufficient for a class action under the Unfair Competition Law; the mere likelihood that members of the public will be deceived is no longer sufficient for a class action under the False Advertising Law.CitationPFIZER v SUPERIOR COURT (UCL Standing) 141 CA4 290 [See: B&PC 17500 etseq; 17200 etseq; Washington Mutual v SuperCt 24 C4 906, P/AT 3/01]
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