Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

Snapchat has come under fire in a recent proposed class action that claims the social media app unlawfully collects users’ biometric information without their informed consent.

TurboTax owner Intuit, Inc. has agreed with the attorneys general of all 50 states to pay $141 million in restitution for allegedly tricking millions of taxpayers into paying to file their taxes when they were eligible to do so for free.

A proposed class action alleges TD Bank, N.A. has misrepresented Zelle as fast, safe and secure in an effort to encourage accountholders to sign up for the online money transfer service.

A proposed class action alleges at least 12 Fitbit smartwatch products can overheat, burn users, and pose a potential fire hazard.

A proposed class action claims that makeup company Morphe LLC has failed to warn consumers that some of its cosmetic products are not safe for use near the eyes as intended.

Here’s what the settlement is all about—who’s covered by the deal, how much money you might get, and every other detail you, the consumer, needs to know.

A proposed class action alleges LG Electronics has knowingly sold QuadWash-enabled dishwashers equipped with defective LED control panels prone to moisture intrusion.

If you’ve spent time reading through our blog and newswire here on ClassAction.org, you may have noticed that we refer to each new case as a “proposed” class action.

JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America have agreed to pay $67 million to settle claims that they participated in an unlawful agreement that raised fees for customers who withdrew cash from bank ATMs using a card issued by a different bank.