I believe superlatives are like this: "best" means "as good as anything else" and is incredibly vague from a legal standpoint. You could safely say "our hamburgers are the best" but you probably couldn't say "our hamburgers are better than Burger King's", given that the latter statement is a specific claim.
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I believe superlatives are like this: "best" means "as good as anything else" and is incredibly vague from a legal standpoint. You could safely say "our hamburgers are the best" but you probably couldn't say "our hamburgers are better than Burger King's", given that the latter statement is a specific claim.