A Michigan lawyer who is suing Procter & Gamble for stains on his teeth he alleges were caused by using the company's Crest Pro-Health mouthwash has removed himself as the lead plaintiff in the case, according to an Associated Press story.
Mark Rossman, an attorney who practices in Troy, MI, and his partners Gerard Mantese and David Hansma filed the lawsuit in a federal court August 6. But he decided to remove his name from the case because he "doesn't want to be the story," Mantese told the Associated Press.
He's been replaced by a Saginaw, MI, woman, Leslie McQuillan, the story noted.
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