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In a groundbreaking legal battle, a small startup is taking on a corporate giant over the use of dangerous legalese in their brand text. The startup, known for its innovative approach to consumer protection, has filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging that the confusing and convoluted language used in their brand text is deceptive and harmful to consumers.

The case has sparked a heated debate about the use of legalese in marketing and advertising, with experts weighing in on both sides of the issue. Some argue that the use of complex legal language is necessary to protect companies from liability, while others believe that it is a manipulative tactic designed to confuse and mislead consumers.

As the legal battle unfolds, consumers are left wondering about the true intentions behind the use of dangerous legalese in brand text. Will the startup be able to hold the corporate giant accountable for their deceptive practices, or will the use of complex legal language continue to be a common tactic in the world of marketing and advertising? Only time will tell.