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The FTC sued Amazon over allegations that the retail juggernaut has weaponized an arsenal of competition-stifling strategies to illegally maintain monopoly power over the market.

A proposed class action alleges a defect can cause certain Whirlpool refrigerators to stop cooling and run above safe food-storing temperatures.

A proposed class action alleges the makers of several brands of aerosol computer dusters have sparked and effectively prolonged a public health crisis of inhalant abuse.

Philips will pay at least $479 million to settle class action claims from individuals and entities that used or paid for nearly 11 million CPAPs, BiPAPs and ventilators recalled by the company in June 2021.

A new proposed class action alleges that Amazon routinely fails to provide free, no-hassle returns as advertised for certain items and instead regularly re-charges consumers who send back products within the designated return window.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims Target has misled consumers by attaching its “Target Clean” label to numerous beauty products that, in fact, contain a litany of harmful or unwanted ingredients.

A proposed class action claims that Yamaha WaveRunners are plagued with defects that cause the fuel gauge to falsely report low fuel levels—making it impossible for a rider to accurately gauge how much range the watercraft has left.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims J. Crew Group, LLC has unlawfully required customers to provide their contact information as a condition of checkout and then used the data for marketing purposes.

A proposed class action lawsuit filed last week claims that devastating wildfires on the Hawaiian island of Maui were sparked by Hawaiian Electric Industries’ “grossly negligent” decision to leave its power lines energized during forecasted high winds.