Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

A proposed class action alleges the manufacturer of Made In Cookware has falsely advertised that its non-stick pans, saucepans, sauciers and pots are “PFOA free” and “100% non-toxic.”

Mid-America Pet Food has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit less than a month after expanding an October 2023 recall of certain products potentially contaminated with salmonella.

Though class and collective actions are both representative in nature—that is, both generally seek to represent groups of people who have allegedly suffered a similar harm—there are a few important differences between the two.

A proposed class action out of Washington alleges Amazon.com has conspired with numerous online casino apps to operate an illegal internet gambling scheme through which it exploits users and “reap[s] billions in profits.”

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Intel Corporation has for years “knowingly” sold billions of central processing units (CPUs) plagued with a design defect.

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit over the alleged involvement of former CEO Michael Jeffries in a widespread sex-trafficking operation.

A class action alleges the maker of the Omron Platinum Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor has defrauded thousands of consumers in that blood pressure readings from the device are “wildly inaccurate.”

A proposed class action filed last week contends that a September recall of roughly 680,000 “Hollowtech” 11-speed cranksets made by Japanese bicycle part manufacturer Shimano was “inadequate” and has put cyclists nationwide at risk of injury.

23andMe faces a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges lax cybersecurity is to blame for a massive early-October 2023 data breach, which has reportedly resulted in users’ sensitive genetic and ancestry information going up for sale.