GERMAN COURT SAYS HANGOVERS ARE ILLNESSES IN AN AD CASE
A Frankfurt court ruled a hangover is an illness, but the case was about anti-hangover ads, not sick days. Here is what the judges actually decided.
A Frankfurt court ruled a hangover is an illness, but the case was about anti-hangover ads, not sick days. Here is what the judges actually decided.
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