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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Cueto</p>           A hearing in a proposed class action suit over the effectiveness of a cold medicine was continued Monday.<br /><br />St. Clair County Circuit Judge Lloyd Cueto announced the hearing's continuation during his motion call Monday morning.<br /><br />The hearing had been set for 9 a.m.<br /><br />Defendant CVS Pharmacies Inc. had filed its motion opposing class certification in the suit brought by lead plaintiff Iean Finley in late November.<br /><br />Finley's suit is one of a number of proposed class actions currently pending against retailers in St. Clair County over forms of the popular immune system supplement \"Airborne.\"<br /><br />The suit seeks damages of not more than $75,000 per individual class member, costs and attorney's fees.<br /><br />The suit claims that CVS violated Illinois' Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act and is guilty of unjust enrichment and other claims.<br /><br />CVS denies the charges and argues that Finley misunderstood what product he was buying and what it did. <br /><br />It claims Finley bought the CVS product \"Airshield,\" relying on information related to \"Airborne.\"<br /><br />Finley and the proposed class are represented by Kevin Hoerner, Brian Kreisler, Richard Burke and Paul Weiss.<br /><br />The defendant is represented by Robert Bassett, David Smith and others.<br /><br /><i>The case is St. Clair case number 08-L-616.</i>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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