Class Action Lawsuit News

A class action lawsuit claims Papa Johns sent marketing texts to phone numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Progress Residential and its owner, Pretium Partners, agreed to pay $49.75 million to settle FTC and state allegations over hidden rental fees, withheld security deposits and poor service.

A class action lawsuit claims McDonald's misleadingly sells eight McCafé drinks as sugar-free.

A class action lawsuit claims Insurance Supermarket called numbers on the Do Not Call Registry even after people asked it to stop.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Bodum sold French presses with glass carafes that can break during use and offered buyers an inadequate recall remedy.

California parents filed a class action alleging Galderma falsely markets Cetaphil baby wash as "hypoallergenic" because it contains hidden fragrance allergens.

A class action lawsuit alleges Sony Electronics let Google, TikTok and Reddit track website visitors who chose to decline all cookies.

A class action alleges Truvia is mostly erythritol not stevia and its 'no artificial sweeteners' label is misleading.

A class action lawsuit claims Whirlpool knew for years that its ranges' front knobs can turn on from a light bump, creating fire and gas risks.

The FTC ordered nine companies, including airlines, gig apps and retailers, to explain whether they use customers' personal data to set prices and workers' data to set pay.

A class action lawsuit claims Empower Pharmacy marketed its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide as clinically proven, personalized and safely made.

A federal judge certified four classes of Facebook users who claim Meta's tracking code collected their health information from hospital and doctor websites.

A class action lawsuit claims CarParts.com includes a pre-checked shipping protection fee on orders and misleads shoppers about what it covers.

A class action lawsuit claims Round One printed more credit and debit numbers on customer receipts than federal and state laws allow.

A class action lawsuit claims Zuru sold Millie Moon diapers that cause rashes and burns yet marketed them as safe for sensitive skin.

General Motors will pay $220 million to 35 states and Washington, D.C., to resolve claims it sold drivers' location and driving data without their consent.

A class action lawsuit claims several suppliers rigged bids to overcharge Mississippi public schools for sports equipment.

A class action lawsuit alleges General Mills mislabels Yoplait Enjoy Zero yogurt as having zero grams of sugar because it contains allulose.

A class action lawsuit claims Quest Diagnostics failed to protect patient records that an unauthorized party then accessed in an October 2026 data breach.

A class action lawsuit claims debt buyer Pacific Capital Exchange, d/b/a United Portfolio Management, collected on tribal loans with interest rates above those allowed by Illinois law.

A class action lawsuit claims Levi Strauss raised prices to offset tariffs the Supreme Court later struck down then kept the government's refund.

A class action lawsuit claims The Cheesecake Factory and its North Italia chain paid tipped workers below minimum wage without following the rules that allow it.

The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states allege Dollar General charged shoppers more at the register than the prices posted on its shelves and in its ads.

A new class action lawsuit claims Disney let Adobe and Comscore collect the exact words California visitors typed into disney.com's search bar without their consent.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Dunkin' marketed its Dunkin' Zero energy drinks as sugar-free even though they contain allulose, a sugar under federal rules.

A class action lawsuit claims the Department of War failed to safeguard personal data that unauthorized users accessed in a breach affecting about 3 million people.

A class action lawsuit claims Apple marketed iPhone 17 and 18 models as Wi-Fi 7 devices when they lack two features that define the standard.

A proposed class action settlement would resolve claims that Block failed to maintain required fraud protections on Cash App.

A class action lawsuit alleges The Home Depot Inc. sent consumers marketing texts after they asked to stop and texted outside federally allowed hours.

A class action lawsuit alleges Anker falsely labeled the battery capacity of its portable power banks, including the 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K).

A class action lawsuit claims Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois lists mental health providers in its directory who are out of network, unavailable or unreachable.

A class action lawsuit alleges Build-A-Bear Workshop sent promotional emails whose subject lines misstated how long its sales would last.

A class action lawsuit claims Conagra falsely marketed Duncan Hines Keto Friendly baking mixes and dessert cups as containing 0 grams of added sugar.

A class action lawsuit alleges Dexcom failed to protect customer and employee health and personal data from a data breach.

A class action lawsuit claims Church & Dwight markets Orajel Naturals children's toothpaste as natural despite it containing a synthetic detergent.

A new class action lawsuit claims a national dairy group and 13 cooperatives paid for each other's exports to shrink U.S. supply and raise dairy prices.

A new class action lawsuit claims American Debt Protection made prerecorded telemarketing calls and sent marketing texts to numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry.

A new class action lawsuit claims Coca-Cola misleadingly labels Minute Maid Fruit Punch as made with 100% natural flavors when it contains synthetic citric acid.

A new class action lawsuit claims Amazon and Apple agreed to remove nearly all outside Apple resellers from Amazon, raising iPad prices for shoppers.

A class action lawsuit claims Google and UPS sent user data to outside companies when users clicked the track button on Google's package-tracking widget.

A new class action lawsuit claims Samsung smart TVs capture what viewers watch and share the data with advertising partners without consent.

A new class action lawsuit claims Kohl's sold 100% cotton sheets with thread counts of 600 or more that cotton fabric cannot physically obtain.

A class action lawsuit claims Pegasystems used its Voice AI software to listen to, transcribe and analyze U.S. Bank customer service calls without callers' consent.

A new class action lawsuit claims Expedia uses hotel contracts and search-ranking tools to stop hotels from offering lower prices on their own websites or rival booking sites.

A class action lawsuit claims Uber used promotional offers to enroll customers in its paid Uber One subscription without their consent.

A class action lawsuit claims McDonald's used an AI pricing tool and franchisee sales data to coordinate menu prices across its restaurants.

A class action lawsuit claims Costco lied to members about its ability to keep child and forced labor out of its supply chains.

A class action lawsuit claims Starbucks named eight protein drinks "sugar-free" even though each contains 13 to 21 grams of sugar per venti serving.

A new class action lawsuit alleges HelloFresh sent marketing texts to people on the National Do Not Call Registry without their consent.

A class action lawsuit claims Chosen Foods mislabeled its mayonnaise and salad dressings as 100% pure avocado oil when they contain cheaper seed oils.

A new class action lawsuit claims OneMain Financial did not protect customers' names, addresses and Social Security numbers from a data breach.

A new class action lawsuit alleges HairGenics capsules contain clinically unproven ingredients, such as saw palmetto and biotin.

Abbott Laboratories will pay nearly $385 million to settle allegations that WIC and Medicaid paid for infant formula that failed federal standards.

A class action lawsuit alleges Michaels sent Indiana residents marketing emails with misleading discounts and fake sale deadlines in the subject lines.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Zoom's AI Companion collects and shares Illinois meeting participants' voiceprints without the consent BIPA requires.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Target raised prices to cover 2025 tariffs then kept its refund without repaying shoppers.

A class action lawsuit alleges Netflix collected behavioral data from children's profiles to support its ad business while marketing the service as safe for kids.

A class action lawsuit claims Nissan concealed a sensor defect in 2016-2018 Altima sedans that can shut off the front passenger airbag without warning.

A new class action lawsuit claims Dollar Tree and Family Dollar denied Washington hourly workers required breaks, overtime and pay for off-the-clock work.

A class action lawsuit claims Quest Nutrition marketed its protein bars, cookies and candy as healthy while sweetening them with erythritol.

A class action lawsuit alleges CVS sent ExtraCare promotional texts to consumers who replied "STOP" and numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry.

A new class action lawsuit claims Samsung describes its 2026 M70H, M80H and M90H TVs as mini LED even though they lack mini LED backlights and local dimming.

A new class action lawsuit claims BabyCenter and its parent companies let Google, LiveRamp and dozens of advertises collect pregnancy browsing data after users declined cookies.

A class action lawsuit alleges Rohto sold six varieties of Cooling Eye Drops under a sterile label then recalled nearly 12 million cartons.

A class action lawsuit claims Hyundai sold SUVs and pickups with a driver monitoring camera that gives false distraction alarms and can brake in traffic.

A class action lawsuit alleges NFM Lending failed to secure borrowers' Social Security numbers and financial records before a ransomware group obtained more than 2.5 terabytes of data.

A new class action lawsuit claims Hess Corp. and its CEO worked with OPEC and rival U.S. drillers to hold back oil production and keep gasoline prices high.

A class action lawsuit claims United Check Recovery Bureau sent debt collection emails outside the hours federal law allows.

A $710 million settlement with state attorneys general requires Credit Acceptance to forgive debt on risky subprime auto loans and pay $60 million to consumers.

A class action lawsuit claims Depop conceals a mandatory marketplace fee until the final checkout screen, a practice the complaint calls drip pricing.

A class action lawsuit claims Groupon's website does not work with screen readers, shutting out blind and low-vision shoppers and violating the ADA.

A class action lawsuit claims Omaha Steaks sent promotional text messages to a Florida man after he asked the company to stop.

A class action lawsuit claims Trader Joe's labels its dark chocolate chips as having no added sugar when the second ingredient, allulose, counts as a sugar under federal food rules.

A class action lawsuit claims Norwegian Cruise Line placed telemarketing calls to phone numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Petco sold WholeHearted grain-free dog food as complete, balanced nutrition while concealing research linking grain-free diets to canine heart disease.

A new class action lawsuit alleges Ford sold vehicles with a passive keyless entry system thieves can defeat in under two minutes and never disclosed the risk to buyers.

A class action lawsuit alleges Project 7 sells Joyride candy as Zero Sugar while allulose, a sugar under federal rules, is the first ingredient.

A class action lawsuit claims Britax sold infant car seats with a carrying handle that can detach.

A class action lawsuit alleges Lowe’s raised prices to cover tariffs then kept $80 million in government refunds without reimbursing shoppers.

A new class action alleges Kellogg advertises two Special K cereals as having no added sugars yet they contain allulose.

A Subaru class action claims certain vehicles contain front subframes that can prematurely corrode, creating a safety risk.

A new class action lawsuit alleges the manufacturer of LiLash and LiBrow sold the lash serums as safe cosmetics without warning buyers about serious side effects.

A class action lawsuit alleges Sephora marketed potentially harmful skincare to children without adequate warnings.

A new class action lawsuit claims PayPal sent Venmo users' names, phone numbers and private payment notes to two outside data companies without consent.

A new class action lawsuit alleges McKesson Corp. failed to secure sensitive data, including Social Security numbers, diagnoses and prescription records, resulting in an August cyberattack.

A new class action claims Axon operates the Fusus license plate database across California without posting the privacy policy state law requires.

A class action lawsuit claims Posh Peanut's website sent shoppers' names, emails and purchase information to Meta, Google and TikTok without consent.

A class action lawsuit alleges Paylogix failed to protect workers' sensitive data, including Social Security numbers and medical information.

A class action lawsuit claims Steam parent company Valve and 10 other major publishers conspired to fix PC game prices, leaving California consumers paying more.

A new class action lawsuit claims Kind adds 5 grams of allulose to snack bars it advertises as containing zero added sugar.

A class action lawsuit claims xAI trained Grok on known child sex abuse material and let the tool generate new illegal images.

A class action lawsuit alleges FCA sold 2025 Ram 1500 trucks with a Hurricane engine defect that makes them stall and lose power while driving.

A class action lawsuit claims Skims sent marketing texts before 8 a.m., the earliest hour federal telemarketing rules allow.

A class action lawsuit claims ad tech company LoopMe tracked internet users across more than 25,000 websites and sold their profiles without consent.

A new class action lawsuit claims Allstate booked rental cars for drivers its policyholders hit during accidents then reimbursed them for less than those rentals cost.

A new class action lawsuit claims Oura Ring misled millions of buyers with inflated sleep tracking accuracy claims.

State attorneys general reached a settlement with Meta over claims it designed Facebook and Instagram to addict teens.

A new class action lawsuit claims Twitch and Amazon used creators' streams, clips and chat logs to train generative AI without asking permission.

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.