Anna Nicole Smith is Going to Court Once Again

Anna Nicole Smith will be going to court once again. Except this time she is not going to court to continue her legal battle for her deceased husband's fortune. Anna Nicole Smith and Trimspa, the weight loss company in which she is the spokesperson for, have been sued because their product does not work.

Popular celebrity gossip site TMZ.com has received information that a young minor has filed a class action lawsuit against the popular weight loss company. Her lawsuit claims that Anna Nicole Smith and Trimspa represented a product that does not work. They also marketed a product that gives purchasers a false hope, thus making them waste their money.

The young lady is Janet Luna and the lawsuit was fired by her mother Myra Luna. This case was filed by her mother because minors are not allowed to file lawsuits. Janet Luna claims that she purchased the product on the basis that it really would work. She had seen the commercials and advertisements in which Anna Nicole Smith and Trimspa promised the users that they would see weight loss. So she purchased the product and did not see any results and decided to file a class action lawsuit against the company.

Trimspa has yet to release a public statement. It should be noted that Janet Luna would most likely lose this case, even if other people joined in on the lawsuit. This is because Trimspa specifically says in small print during their commercials that their product is not guaranteed to produce weight loss. The product however will aid weight loss to anyone who follows a strict diet and exercises while taking the product.

Tmz.com is unsure if Janey Luna was harmed at all from the product. If she was harmed by the product, her case would have a better chance of actually garnering greater interest and going somewhere. If she was not injured by the product, the judge will most likely throw the case out because Trimspa never guaranteed weight loss from just taking its product.

Sources:

Tmz.com, "Anna Nicole's Fat Suit!!!". [Online] 5 February 2007.
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