Burger King is dealing with a class-action lawsuit over how they depict their iconic Whopper hamburger on tv, in comparison with the way it actually seems in your hand.

Nation’s Restaurant Information studies {that a} Florida choose has authorised a class-action lawsuit towards the quick meals large for false commercial.

It’s doable somebody will see a BK industrial and begin craving a large Whopper, solely to drive by means of the drive-thru and discover disappointment within the bag.

However wait, there’s extra: The lawsuit doesn’t simply cowl TV commercials. It additionally states that Burger King makes the Whopper look bigger in its in-store posters and adverts than it truly is.

With a reputation just like the Whopper, has the urge to stay the king of burgers triggered the quick meals firm to hit the zoom-in button too many occasions when making their digital belongings?

It might seem so, as what began as one individual with a bone to choose has change into a big lawsuit spanning 13 states — now 19 individuals have signed onto be plaintiffs.

If you want to indicate your help for both facet of the battle, the case has an official authorized identify: Coleman et al v. Burger King Corp., and it’s being heard within the U.S. District Courtroom for the Southern District of Florida.

Go forward, make it a celebration: Hit the drive-thru of your native Burger King and possibly get a number of Whoppers your self and have a trial viewing occasion.

Burger King has beefed up with a a press release forward of their date in courtroom: “The flame-grilled beef patties portrayed in our promoting are the identical patties used within the thousands and thousands of burgers we serve to visitors throughout the U.S.”