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2026-11-02 17:17
VIDEO: Federal Judge Rules McDonald's Must Face Lawsuit over McRib Sandwich
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- ABC NewsLean left
ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports on the latest court ruling in a class-action lawsuit involving McDonald’s’ McRib sandwich.
Watch at youtube.com → - USA TodayLean left
Judge won't dismiss McRib class-action lawsuit against McDonald's USA Today
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Fast food giant faces claims that the McRib misleads customers and does not contain any actual pork rib meat.
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Fast food giant McDonald's must face a proposed class action lawsuit regarding its famous McRib sandwich, a federal judge in Chicago ruled Friday. The post VIDEO: Federal Judge Rules McDonald’s Must Face Lawsuit over McRib Sandwich appeared first on Breitbart .
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ABC NewsLean left
McRib lawsuit allowed to move forward, judge rules
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VIDEO: Federal Judge Rules McDonald's Must Face Lawsuit over McRib Sandwich
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McRib Lawsuit Advances: Other Times McDonald's Food Went to Court
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Judge won't dismiss McRib class-action lawsuit against McDonald's - USA Today
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McDonald's must face lawsuit alleging McRib contains no rib meat
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