Class Action Claims
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34 settlements tagged “nationwide”
IKEA North America Services LLC
A proposed class action claims IKEA passed along costs from tariffs later ruled illegal under IEEPA, quietly inflating prices on furniture and household goods for everyday shoppers.
Apple Inc.
A proposed $250 million settlement covers buyers of select iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 models over claims Apple oversold Apple Intelligence and 'enhanced Siri' features that weren't yet available.
Amazon
Nationwide Class Certified Over Alleged Price-Fixing Scheme on Third-Party Sales
Amazon Alexa
Alexa owners claim Amazon secretly recorded and kept private conversations without permission. A judge has now certified a class for certain registered device owners, though no settlement money is on the table yet.
The Gatorade Company and PepsiCo, Inc.
A proposed class action claims PepsiCo and Gatorade mislead buyers with 'hydrates better than water' and 'no artificial flavors' label claims. Five plaintiffs are suing on behalf of consumers nationwide.
McDonalds
A proposed class action claims McDonald's advertised breakfast combos with orange juice at a fixed price but then tacked on an undisclosed surcharge. A court has let the nationwide case move forward.
Amazon.com, Inc.
A proposed class action claims Amazon sold children's and baby sunscreens with undisclosed lead and cadmium while marketing them as safe. No settlement has been reached yet.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
A lawsuit claims Keurig markets its K-Cup pods as "recyclable" even though most U.S. recycling centers reportedly can't process them. No settlement has been reached — the case is still being fought in court.
Shein US Services LLC
A new lawsuit claims Shein invented inflated original prices to make everyday costs look like markdowns, pulling in billions from shoppers who thought they were scoring deals.
The Walt Disney Company and Disney DTC LLC
A lawsuit claims Disney scanned visitors' faces, including children's, at Disneyland and California Adventure entrances without clear consent. Plaintiffs say opt-out signage was easy to miss and nearly all entry lines used the technology.
Nike Inc.
A proposed class action claims Nike failed to secure customer data before a January 2026 cyberattack and waited too long to warn shoppers whose personal information was exposed.
Costco Wholesale Corp. (Costco)
A proposed nationwide class action claims Costco knowingly sold Kirkland Signature rotisserie and raw chicken tainted with Salmonella from its Nebraska supplier. Buyers since January 1, 2019 may be part of the proposed class, though no settlement has been reached.
Costco Wholesale Corp. (Costco)
A proposed class action claims Costco's Kirkland Signature Seasoned Rotisserie Chicken was marketed as having 'no preservatives' even though it allegedly contains sodium phosphate and carrageenan. Shoppers who bought the $4.99 chicken may be part of the proposed nationwide class.
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.
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.
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.
