A pharmaceutical company puts a label on an over$-$the$-$counter product claiming that it can prevent a certain illness. However, the product has not been proven to provide the benefits the company is claiming, and customers issue complaints to the Federal Trade Commission when they contract the illness while using the product. How would this dispute be settled?

Multiple Choice

in a hearing decided by an administrative law judge

in a trial decided by an administrative law judge

in a hearing decided by an appellate court

in a trial decided by an appellate court

the Environmental Protection Agency