Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

A proposed class action filed in Pennsylvania federal court this week claims the agencies entrusted with helping students manage and eliminate their student loan debt haven’t exactly upheld their end of the bargain.

A former McDonald’s employee has filed a proposed class action lawsuit in which she alleges that thousands of the fast food giant’s restaurants are plagued by a toxic work culture.

After putting the proposed deal on hold due to concerns raised by several objectors, a judge has given final approval to a settlement that ends class action litigation over excessive oil consumption problems affecting Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain SUVs.

Facebook finds itself as the defendant in another round of even more class action litigation, with a lawsuit alleging that it has discriminatorily denied older and female users the opportunity to receive information on financial services opportunities.

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.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Google and YouTube have violated several California laws by collecting the personal information of children under 13 years old without their parents’ consent in order to deliver targeted advertisements.

Kellogg Sales Company has agreed to shell out $20,250,000 to settle “hotly contested” class action litigation over the company’s claims that some of its sugar-laden cereals are healthy.

There’s been a lot of buzz going around about the Zappos settlement that allows customers to claim a 10-percent-off coupon. Many customers, to put it lightly, are not quite satisfied with the settlement.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims that Epson America has unlawfully attempted to stamp out third-party competition by preventing its printers from being able to use non-Epson ink cartridges.