Have you purchased a Roar Organic product?

Roar Organic labels its drinks as “naturally flavored." In reality, Roar Organic products may contain artificial ingredients. If you bought a drink from Roar Organic, you may be entitled to compensation.

YOU MAY QUALIFY if:

You bought a Roar Organic product in the last three years.
You are a resident of California, New York, or Illinois.
You have proof of your Roar Organic purchase.

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What are we investigating?

Janove PLLC is investigating whether Roar Organic may have violated state consumer protection laws by advertising its products as “naturally flavored” when that may not be true.

If a label advertises a product as "naturally flavored," consumers expect the flavor to come from nature, not a lab. When businesses claim their products to be all natural, but those products actually contain artificial ingredients, that's misleading. State consumer protection laws prohibit businesses from falsely labeling their products. This means anyone who has bought falsely advertised products may be able to seek compensation. If you bought a Roar Organic product, fill out the form below.

FAQs

About This Investigation

What is citric acid?

Citric acid is a flavoring agent that many food and drink producers use in their products. While citric acid may sound like it is derived from citrus fruits, in reality, citric acid is artificially cultivated using chemically treated mold.

About Working with Janove

Do I have to pay anything out of pocket?

No. You do not pay anything out of pocket. We only get paid if we win or settle your case. Our fee comes from a successful result, not from you.

About Class Actions

What is a class action lawsuit?

A class action is when one or a few individuals sue a company and seek to represent all the others who have also been harmed by that company.

How long does a class action take?

It is hard to predict. It usually takes at least a year, even if a case settles quickly. Many class actions take years to resolve.

What does a class representative do?

The class representative serves the interests of everyone who has been similarly affected by a company’s harmful behavior. If you become the class representative:

your name will appear in the court filings
you may have to submit evidence or swear to certain facts
you will need to review documents in this case and actively confer with your attorneys
you will need to preserve all relevant evidence related to your case
you may have your deposition taken
you may need to attend court hearings and trial

Do class members receive money if there is a settlement?

If a class action successfully settles or reaches a judgment, class members who qualify may be entitled to some kind of payment. But every case is different, and not all result in financial recovery. We cannot promise any particular outcome.

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