The Gatorade Company and PepsiCo, Inc.
Gatorade Labeling and Hydration Lawsuit
Five consumers are challenging Gatorade’s hydration and “no artificial flavors” claims. The case remains pending, with no settlement yet.
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The Gatorade Company and PepsiCo, Inc.
Five consumers are challenging Gatorade’s hydration and “no artificial flavors” claims. The case remains pending, with no settlement yet.
McDonalds
McDonald’s customers allege the chain added an undisclosed orange juice surcharge to fixed-price breakfast combos. The case is moving forward.
Amazon.com, Inc.
The complaint alleges certain Amazon children’s sunscreens contained undisclosed lead and cadmium. No settlement or claim form is available.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
A lawsuit challenges Keurig’s recyclable labeling for K-Cup pods that many facilities allegedly cannot process. No settlement has been reached.
Shein US Services LLC
Shein shoppers challenge original prices they say were inflated to create misleading discounts. No settlement or claim form is currently available.
The Walt Disney Company and Disney DTC LLC
A lawsuit alleges Disney scanned faces at California theme park entrances without clear consent, including scans of children. No settlement exists yet.
Nike Inc.
Nike customers allege the company failed to secure their data and delayed notice after a January 2026 cyberattack. No settlement exists yet.
Costco Wholesale Corp. (Costco)
The Costco case alleges Kirkland chicken was sold despite a link to Salmonella contamination. No settlement or claim process exists yet.
Costco Wholesale Corp. (Costco)
Costco faces claims that its Kirkland rotisserie chicken carried a “no preservatives” label despite allegedly containing added ingredients.
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. and Ticketmaster LLC
A certified class action alleges Ticketmaster and Live Nation used monopoly power to increase ticket fees. No settlement has been reached.
Target Corporation
Target is being sued over snacks labeled “yogurt covered” that allegedly contain sugar and oils but no yogurt. No claims process exists yet.
Babylist
Babylist users may have arbitration claims if pregnancy details, due dates or parenting preferences were shared through tracking technology.
Target Corporation
A lawsuit alleges Target’s Market Pantry coffee creamer delivers substantially fewer servings than its label promises. No claims process exists yet.
Starbucks
A lawsuit alleges Starbucks misled shoppers with ethical sourcing claims despite reported labor abuses at supplier farms. No settlement exists.
Amazon
A proposed settlement worth more than $1 billion could cover Amazon customers charged after returns or shorted on refunds, if approved.
High 5 Casino
High 5 Casino players who bought credits and lost money may be able to pursue reimbursement through individual arbitration.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc. and Taro Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. (“Sun/Taro”)
People who bought certain generic drugs from 2009 through 2019 may qualify for cash from a $200 million price-fixing settlement.
Domino’s Pizza
A California lawsuit claims Domino’s added an undisclosed business-expense fee at checkout and labeled it “Tax 2” on store receipts.