A Massachusetts DraftKings player alleges in a proposed class action lawsuit that Major League Baseball’s recent sign-stealing scandal tainted the sports gambling platform’s fantasy baseball contests.
The NBA’s Brooklyn Nets have been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit from a consumer who alleges his season ticket membership was unlawfully canceled by the team due to his resale of tickets to certain games.
by Corrado Rizzi on Consumer Fraud
Plantronics, Inc.’s BackBeat FIT wireless headphones are the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit filed in California that alleges the supposedly sweatproof and waterproof Bluetooth headphones are not as durable or long-lasting as advertised.
The plaintiff claims an Easton baseball bat he purchased for his minor son weighed approximately three ounces more than advertised.
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