A New York consumer has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. after her 16-month-old daughter allegedly suffered a severe allergic reaction to undisclosed eggs or milk in the company’s Parent’s Choice Organic Rice Rusks.
A lawsuit claims the makers of Halo Top ice cream have for years underfilled pints of the product, throwing off those who rely on the number of calories per pint.
A lawsuit claims Pyrex glassware suffers from a defect that affects its ability to withstand extreme temperature changes, causing the glass to explode or shatter.
The plaintiff claims an Easton baseball bat he purchased for his minor son weighed approximately three ounces more than advertised.
by Corrado Rizzi on Consumer Fraud
A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Utah in which the plaintiff alleges certain Samsung plasma televisions manufactured after January 2009 contain faulty internal components.
A consumer in California alleges in a just-filed proposed class action lawsuit that Bumble Bee Foods, LLC is not being truthful about the quality of its “Premium Select Medium Red Smoked Salmon Filets in Oil.”
Two California consumers have filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Whole Foods Market, Inc. that alleges the grocer deceptively mislabels its supposedly “hypoallergenic” body care products.
Vizio, Inc. finds itself as the defendant in a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the company misled consumers about the ability of certain Smart TV models to stream content directly from the YouTube App.
The settlement, subject to court approval, stipulates Lumber Liquidators will pay $22 million in cash and offer $14 million in store credit vouchers.
The heavyweights of the soft drink industry have been hit with separate proposed class action lawsuits that allege their use of the word 'diet.'
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