False Advertising

A proposed class action contends that Samsung Electronics America has misled consumers into believing its Galaxy Watch Active 2 smartwatch is waterproof when it’s only water resistant.

A new proposed class action outlines an alleged scheme in which a number of celebrities were recruited to misleadingly promote and sell SafeMoon tokens to unsuspecting cryptocurrency investors while several individuals behind the scenes turned a profit.

A proposed class action alleges Apple’s iPad Mini 6 suffers from a defect that can cause the device’s LCD display to glitch and create a so-called “jelly scrolling” effect.

A proposed class action alleges Madison Reed hair color products are far harsher than the company lets on and have been known to cause hair loss, breakage, shedding, scalp irritation and other damage to a user’s hair.

“In reality, it appears that most men who use SuperSwipes see no increase in matches whatsoever,” the complaint states, claiming the same is true for most people who purchase Spotlights.

A proposed class action alleges certain bareMinerals foundation, concealer and lipstick products are not as clean as advertised due to the presence of harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), or “forever chemicals.”

A proposed class action alleges the active and dynamic fuel management systems found in certain Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC models suffer from a defect that causes the valve lifters to malfunction and fail.

A proposed class action alleges Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. has falsely advertised that its top-tier Dream Key theme park passes are not subject to “blockout” dates.

A proposed class action filed late last week claims the hinges in certain HP laptops are defectively designed and can break after only months of use.