The insurance company backing the payouts for “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” sued the show for being too easy.
100 Mind-Blowing Sued Facts
Cap’n Crunch was once sued for not using real berries. An American woman by the name of Jeanine Sugawara was shocked to find out the cereal was falsely advertising its contents. However, the complaint was quickly dismissed when the judge stated that there was no such thing as Crunch Berry.
An Australian engineer once sued his ex-boss for farting on him. In March 2017, David Hingst sued his ex-boss for repeatedly farting on him in his former job. He sought 1.8 million Australian dollars ($1.28 million) worth of damages. His boss would fart on him 5 to 6 times a day, but his former supervisor insists he only ever did it once or twice.
A blob of toothpaste is called a nurdle. The everyday toothbrush blob may not seem like a big deal to you but caused a court dispute between the two biggest toothpaste brands in America. In 2010, GlaxoSmithKline was sued by Colgate Palmolive for claiming ownership of using nurdle pictures in branding and packageing.