Fraud

A proposed class action filed this week claims home fitness equipment made by iFIT Health and Fitness, Inc. is defective in that the machines’ workout-streaming capabilities are hampered by severe connectivity problems.

Two lawsuits are claiming that Tesla has misrepresented the driver assistance technology in its vehicles and essentially led drivers on with promises that the automaker is “on the cusp” of bringing a fully self-driving vehicle to market.

A proposed class action alleges three models of K-Supreme single-serve coffee makers made by Keurig Green Mountain and sold by Bed Bath & Beyond suffer from a defect plaguing their self-cleaning function.

Summer may almost be over, but you still might want to think twice before wearing your Apple Watch SE into the pool or ocean.

In our neck of the woods (New Jersey), car thefts are on the rise, according to officials. But a new proposed class action says that certain vehicles, no matter where you live, may be a little easier to steal thanks to a defect.

A proposed class action alleges certain HP computers equipped with AMD Ryzen and AMD Athlon processors with firmware trusted platform modules (fTPMs) are defective.

A proposed class action lawsuit filed this week claims Skittles candies are “unfit for human consumption” in that they contain titanium dioxide (TiO2), a known toxin.

A proposed class action lawsuit says that the PlayStation 5 (PS5) is hampered by a defect that can cause the console to suddenly crash and power down during gameplay.

Arby’s may claim to “have the meats,” but a new proposed class action case challenges exactly what kind of meats the restaurant uses, in particular for its new wagyu burgers.