Newly
Filled Cases

The class action lawsuit proposes a national class covering everyone in the United States who bought goods from Fabletics and a separate California subclass for California residents.

The proposed class includes anyone who bought IEEPA-tariffed goods from Walmart in stores or online between Feb. 1, 2025 and Feb. 24, 2026.

The proposed class action would include a nationwide class and a New York subclass.

JetBlue allegedly used customers' personal browsing data without their knowledge to set ticket prices, a new class action claims.

Thousands of $AI16Z and $ELIZAOS token holders may be eligible for damages in a new class action alleging a $2.6B crypto fraud scheme.

California DashPass subscribers allege DoorDash charges mandatory fees on orders it advertises as free of delivery costs.

A California shopper alleges P&G's created a false size comparison to mislead consumers and inflate value.

California truck owners allege GM knew its 10-speed transmissions contained defects for years but continued selling the vehicles without warning consumers.

The lawsuit seeks to represent California shoppers who purchased Old Navy merchandise allegedly advertised as discounted from inflated reference prices that did not reflect the actual selling price.