Newly Filed / Newly Settled

The years-long Navient saga may be coming to a close with a proposed order filed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on September 12 that would ban the notorious student loan servicer from servicing federal loans.

A new proposed class action lawsuit aims to hold 3M and other chemical makers responsible for their manufacture and sale of highly toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—PFAS—that were used in rugs, carpets and other in-home textiles for decades.

Last year, a federal court in California granted final approval to a whopping $725 million Facebook user privacy settlement, ostensibly clearing the way for consumers to receive settlement payouts.

Delta Air Lines faces a proposed class action lawsuit over its alleged refusal to fully refund consumers after thousands of flights were canceled or significantly impacted as a result of last month’s technology outage.

A proposed class action out of California claims General Mills Sales, Inc. has failed to warn consumers that Cocoa Puffs breakfast cereal contains a “dangerous” amount of lead.

Yet another AT&T data breach lawsuit has been filed, this time over a massive April 2024 cybersecurity incident during which call and text records for “nearly all” AT&T customers nationwide were reportedly downloaded illegally.

Intuit faces a class action lawsuit over a reported 2024 data breach in which the personal info of current and former customers was allegedly stolen.

A new proposed class action lawsuit claims Rachael Ray Nutrish pet foods are deceptively advertised and marketed as “natural” given that many of the products contain a litany of synthetic substances.

Spotify faces a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges Car Thing users will be left with “nothing more than a paperweight” when the streaming giant rolls out a mandatory firmware update for the in-vehicle dashboard device later this year.