Newly
Filled Cases

A class action lawsuit claims Therabody sold Theragun Pro massage devices with charging cradles that can overheat and catch fire and did not provide compensation or a fix.

A new class action lawsuit claims Ledisa's dopamine patches contain herbal extracts and no dopamine despite marketing to the contrary.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Kettle Brand makes some of its chips with cheap seed oils instead of the avocado oil it advertises.

A class action lawsuit claims Ulta sent Indiana shoppers emails with subject lines touting sales deadlines that didn't exist.

A new Shake Shack class action lawsuit claims employees regularly worked off the clock before, during and after shifts.

A class action lawsuit claims Apple sold Apple Watches for up to $799 then cut off watchOS updates for five models years before the hardware wore out.

A new class action lawsuit claims AT&T sent marketing texts after consumers requested they stop.

A new class action claims Liquid I.V. falsely markets some drink mixes as sugar-free even though they contain four or five grams of allulose per serving.

A class action settlement would pay an estimated $95 to $280 to consumers whose Equifax credit scores a 2022 coding error allegedly distorted.