Texas attorney general sues New York company Lola Olivia, says its chest binders are 'medical devices'

Paxton's TDS strikes again with lawsuit against company selling chest binders

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s rampant TDS — that’s Transgender Derangement Syndrome — strikes again, as the senatorial candidate once again uses the power of the OAG to campaign against incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn by filing yet another frivolous lawsuit, this time against online retailer Lola Olivia Inc. for “for selling chest binders to Texas girls as young as nine years old to ‘transition’ them,” according to a press release fr…

Texas attorney general sues New York company Lola Olivia, says its chest binders are 'medical devices'

The lawsuit said the business illegally marketed its compression tops as safe for minors and for the purpose of gender transition.

Texas Sues New York Retailer for Selling Children Chest Binders

The New York-based company sells chest binders to young girls across the country, calling them “inclusive undergarments.” The post Texas Sues New York Retailer for Selling Children Chest Binders
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AG Paxton sues NYC retailer for selling chest binders to Texas girls

The Texas Attorney General's Office claims Lola Olivia is marketing chest binders to young Texas girls.