Class Action Claims
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67 settlements
Papa John’s International Inc.
Privacy class action alleges Papa John’s secretly placed third-party tracking cookies on users’ devices even after they opted out, violating California’s Invasion of Privacy Act.
OpenAI, Inc. and Mixpanel, Inc
A proposed nationwide class action claims OpenAI and Mixpanel failed to stop a November 2025 breach of Mixpanel's systems that exposed users' personal information. The suit seeks damages and other relief for affected individuals.
GEICO
An Ohio class action claims GEICO used a hidden 'condition adjustment' to shrink actual cash value payouts on totaled cars.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
A proposed class action claims Colgate-Palmolive didn't disclose that its Hello Kids toothpaste contained substantial lead levels. No settlement has been reached yet, but affected buyers may eventually qualify for compensation.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (Hollister)
A proposed California class action claims Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister lure shoppers with low advertised prices, then tack on an undisclosed mandatory handling fee at checkout.
Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc.
A newly filed nationwide lawsuit in New York federal court claims Petco's WholeHearted grain-free dog food is deceptively marketed as healthy despite an alleged link to canine heart disease.
Trader Joe’s Company
A lawsuit alleges Trader Joe's Advanced Strength Probiotic contains far fewer live cultures than its label's '30 Billion CFU Per Capsule' claim. California and New York buyers may be affected.
Costco Wholesale Corporation (Costco)
Class action in California federal court alleges Costco’s automatic membership renewals violate the state’s Automatic Renewal Law by sending untimely and deficient renewal notices.
Procter & Gamble (P&G)
A federal court in California is allowing a proposed class action against Procter & Gamble to move forward over claims that Tampax Pearl and Tampax Radiant tampons contain lead. Buyers of these products may want to watch how the case develops.
Spectrum
A proposed class action claims Charter Communications' Spectrum Cable advertises low rates while burying a costly 'Broadcast TV Surcharge' in the fine print. Subscribers nationwide could be affected if the case moves forward.
Audible Inc.
A Washington federal court lawsuit claims Audible's audiobook credits are gift certificates that unlawfully expire, violating state gift-card and consumer protection laws. Audible denies wrongdoing, and no settlement has been reached.
Fabletics, LLC.
A proposed class action claims Fabletics baked illegal IEEPA tariff charges into its prices and may pocket a government refund instead of repaying customers. No settlement has been reached yet.
Prime Hydration LLC
A proposed California class action claims Prime Hydration's Grape Sports Drink contains PFAS "forever chemicals," despite being marketed as a healthy, naturally flavored beverage. Buyers who feel misled may want to watch this case.
OpenAI
Florida's Attorney General has filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit accusing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman of hiding ChatGPT's risks from the public, including children. No settlement has been reached yet.
Mead Johnson & Company (Enfamil)
Families claim Mead Johnson's cow's-milk-based Enfamil formulas may raise the risk of necrotizing enterocolitis in premature or low-birth-weight infants and that warnings fell short. One Illinois jury awarded $60 million in a related death case, but there's still no nationwide settlement for affected families to join.
Abbott Laboratories, Inc. (Similac)
Ongoing litigation accuses Abbott Laboratories of failing to warn that cow's-milk-based Similac formulas may raise NEC risk in premature infants — juries have already awarded up to $495 million and $70 million in individual cases.
Roblox
Multiple lawsuits claim Roblox failed to stop predators from grooming children through its chat and social features. Families whose children were affected may be able to file a claim.
Gerber (Nestlé), Hain Celestial (Earth’s Best), Nurture (HappyBABY), Plum, Sprout, and Walmart
Parents allege heavy metals in popular baby food brands caused their children’s autism and ADHD, cases are still being filed in federal court.”
