Fabletics, LLC.
Fabletics Tariff Fee Lawsuit: Case Status
Fabletics shoppers allege the company passed invalid tariff costs through its prices and may keep any resulting government refund.
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47 settlements tagged “consumer-rights”
Fabletics, LLC.
Fabletics shoppers allege the company passed invalid tariff costs through its prices and may keep any resulting government refund.
OpenAI
Florida’s attorney general has sued OpenAI and Sam Altman over alleged ChatGPT safety disclosures. No settlement or consumer claim form exists.
Mead Johnson & Company (Enfamil)
Families allege cow’s-milk-based Enfamil formula increased NEC risk for premature infants. Individual cases continue; no nationwide settlement exists.
Abbott Laboratories, Inc. (Similac)
Families allege Similac formula increased NEC risk for premature infants and warnings were inadequate. Litigation continues without a settlement.
Gerber (Nestlé), Hain Celestial (Earth’s Best), Nurture (HappyBABY), Plum, Sprout, and Walmart
Families allege heavy metals in several baby food brands contributed to autism or ADHD. Individual lawsuits continue without a settlement.
The Farmer’s Dog, Inc.
A lawsuit alleges The Farmer’s Dog understated fat levels and related pancreatitis risks in its subscription meals. No settlement is available.
StubHub
A federal class action alleges StubHub failed to honor its 100% FanProtect ticket guarantee. The case is pending, with no settlement yet.
Lululemon USA Inc.
Lululemon shoppers allege the company passed invalid tariff costs through higher prices. No settlement or claim form is available yet.
Lululemon USA Inc.
The Texas attorney general is investigating whether Lululemon misled shoppers about possible PFAS in activewear. No lawsuit or settlement exists yet.
Crunchyroll LLC
A California lawsuit alleges Crunchyroll shared subscribers’ viewing activity and identifiers with Braze without the consent federal law requires.
AG1 (USA), Inc.
A California class action alleges AG1 failed to clearly disclose subscription renewal terms or obtain affirmative consent before charging customers.