Class Action Claims
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A new lawsuit claims Meta and WhatsApp can access supposedly encrypted messages despite privacy promises. No settlement exists yet, so no payments are currently available.
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. and Ticketmaster LLC
An antitrust class action claims Ticketmaster and Live Nation used exclusive deals and monopoly power to jack up ticket fees nationwide. A class has been certified, but the case is still pending with no settlement yet.
Target Corporation
A New York shopper alleges Target's Favorite Day and Good & Gather snacks labeled “yogurt covered” are actually coated in sugar and oils with no real yogurt inside, violating state consumer protection laws.
Target Corporation
A lawsuit alleges Target's Market Pantry Original Coffee Creamer promises 'about 500 servings' per canister but lab testing found it comes up at least 13.31% short. Buyers of the 35.3-ounce canister may want to pay attention.
Starbucks
A lawsuit accuses Starbucks of misleading buyers with 'ethically sourced' coffee claims despite alleged labor abuses at supplier farms. No settlement has been reached — this is currently just a filed complaint.
Amazon
Amazon customers who say they were wrongly charged or shorted on refunds after returns could benefit from a proposed settlement worth more than $1 billion — if a court signs off.
Domino’s Pizza
A California customer claims Domino's tacks on undisclosed business-expense fees at checkout, mislabeling them as 'Tax 2' on in-store pizza receipts.
The Procter & Gamble Company
A new lawsuit claims Procter & Gamble labeled Secret Invisible Solid Antiperspirant and Deodorant as “unscented” even though fragrance appears on the ingredient list, allegedly misleading buyers.
Subaru of America, Inc. and Subaru Corporation
A new lawsuit claims Outback, Forester, Crosstrek, Legacy, WRX, Ascent, and Impreza vehicles have an electrical flaw that drains the battery even when parked, leaving drivers stranded — and that Subaru knew but stayed quiet.
Ferrara Candy Company
A proposed class action claims Ferrara Candy sold popular kids' candies containing arsenic levels far above recommended limits. Buyers of the named products may want to watch this case.
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
A proposed class action claims Liberty Mutual failed to protect personal and medical data that the Everest ransomware group allegedly exposed on the dark web.
JetBlue Airways Corporation
A proposed class action claims JetBlue tracked visitors' personal and behavioral data through tools like FullStory and PROS to quietly push airfares higher — without properly disclosing it.
Wayfair LLC
A proposed class action claims Wayfair's strikethrough 'regular' prices are fake reference points, since items are allegedly always sold at the so-called sale price. No settlement has been reached yet.
Trader Joe’s Company
A proposed class action claims Trader Joe's Organic Freezer Pops are misleadingly marketed as '100% Juice' despite containing added ingredients and juice from concentrate. Trader Joe's denies the allegations.
Costco Wholesale Corp.
A proposed class action claims Costco mislabeled its Kirkland Signature Five Cheese Tortelloni as containing 'no preservatives,' even though it allegedly includes manufactured citric acid. If you bought this product, you may want to follow this case.
Trader Joe’s Company
Consumers allege Trader Joe’s Low Acid Dark French Roast Coffee is as acidic as regular coffee and contains half the caffeine, without disclosure.
Nord Security (NordVPN)
A proposed class action claims Nord Security used deceptive auto-renewal tactics and confusing cancellation steps to keep Virginia and North Carolina customers paying for NordVPN. The suit seeks at least $100 million in damages.
Yahoo
A proposed class action claims Yahoo used its ConnectID technology to secretly track millions of users online without consent. The suit seeks damages and an end to the alleged practices.
