Lawyers Question Purity of Nestle Waters, Seek to Expand Lawsuit

A Madison law firm is suing the world’s largest water bottling company for miselading customers about the purity of its product. It’s the latest chapter in the ongoing feud between environmentalists and Nestle Waters ofNorth America, formerly known as Perrier. Gil Halsted reports…

Lawyers Question Purity of Nestle Waters, Seek to Expand Lawsuit

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