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Airborne Settlement Bubbles Up Lawsuit Searches

By Vera H-C Chan
Wed, March 05, 2008, 10:55 am PST

In the heat of political battle, with all eyes criss-crossing on Texas/Ohio/Vermont/Rhode Island, one question burned across the Internet: What do you mean Airborne doesn't really work?

Online queries for "airborne lawsuit" bubbled up nearly 8,000% after a class action suit against the herbal supplement company ended with refunds promised to consumers. Yes, that charming cartoon on the box showing sniffly airplane passengers apparently was deceiving, and a second-grade teacher from a town which elected Clint Eastwood as a mayor can't be altogether trusted, Oprah anointing notwithstanding.

The effervescent downer not only stimulated lookups for refund details, but also prompted a query into "class action lawsuits" altogether. Not all litigious searches are about looking to cash in: Check out the 10 most searched "lawsuits" in the past 30 days:

  1. Airborne Lawsuit
  2. John Ritter Lawsuit
  3. Erin Andrews Lawsuit
  4. Credit Card Lawsuit Kim Kardashian
  5. Class Action Lawsuits
  6. Best Buy Lawsuit
  7. Chantix Lawsuit
  8. DeBeers Class Action Lawsuit
  9. Geek Squad Lawsuit
  10. Wrongful Termination Lawsuits

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