Current Class Action Claims
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67 settlements
The Farmer’s Dog, Inc.
A lawsuit claims The Farmer's Dog marketed its subscription meals as healthy and balanced while hiding fat levels far above typical recommendations, allegedly raising dogs' pancreatitis risk.
Instructure, Inc. (Canvas Learning Management)
Proposed class actions claim Instructure failed to secure Canvas users' names, emails, student ID numbers, and private messages after a 2026 cyberattack tied to the ShinyHunters group. No settlement has been reached yet.
Curriculum Associates, Inc. (i-Ready)
A proposed nationwide class action claims Curriculum Associates collected and shared K-12 students' data through i-Ready without proper consent. Students in the class may be affected if the case moves forward.
StubHub
Class action filed in Washington federal court alleging StubHub failed to honor its 100% ticket guarantee.
Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly
A large-scale drug lawsuit against Novo Nordisk claims Ozempic and Mounjaro caused serious gastrointestinal harm. Users who took these GLP-1 drugs may be affected by the case.
Crunch Holdings LLC (Crunch Fitness)
A proposed class action accuses Crunch Fitness of advertising one membership price online, then tacking on an undisclosed mandatory annual fee and other charges during checkout.
Affirm
A proposed class action accuses Affirm Holdings of deceptively marketing its 'Buy Now, Pay Later' plans. New York consumers who used the service may want to watch this case.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kimberly-Clark faces a lawsuit claiming lead was found in U by Kotex Click tampons of every size. The case is ongoing and could eventually lead to compensation for buyers.
Lululemon USA Inc.
A proposed class action claims Lululemon raised prices on imported goods between February 2025 and February 2026 to cover tariff costs — tariffs later ruled invalid by the Supreme Court.
Fortnite
Parents across the country are suing Epic Games, claiming Fortnite was deliberately designed to be addictive to children. The lawsuits seek compensation for resulting harm, though no settlement has been reached yet.
Lululemon USA Inc.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a civil investigation into whether Lululemon misled shoppers about the safety of its activewear, including possible PFAS “forever chemicals” in its products. No lawsuit or settlement exists yet.
Crunchyroll LLC
A proposed class action in California federal court claims Crunchyroll sent subscribers' video-watching data and personal identifiers to marketing company Braze without the consent required by federal privacy law.
AG1 (USA), Inc.
A newly filed California class action claims AG1's online checkout didn't clearly disclose auto-renewal terms or get customers' affirmative consent before charging their cards for subscriptions.
