Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

With the lawsuits focusing on the health crisis, it’s easy to assume that people who took the drugs are behind the cases; however, you’d be surprised to find that less than one percent of plaintiffs are individuals. So, who’s filing these lawsuits?

A little more than a week after it permanently suspended operations just eight games into its inaugural season, the defunct Alliance of American Football (AAF) finds itself staring down more than one proposed class action lawsuit.

Wayfair finds itself on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the online home furnishing retailer has for at least two years sold mattresses and other items that were “infested and crawling” with bedbugs.

In this edition of the ClassAction.org Roundup, we have some alleged label misrepresentations from Clif Bar and Poland Springs, a Vice gender discrimination suit – and at this point, what would a roundup be without Facebook?

No stranger to litigation, DoorDash has recently been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit, this time alleging that the on-demand food delivery service adds sales tax to customers’ orders in states that don’t have a sales tax on prepared food.

In an age where we spend plenty of time on the Internet, we have grown accustomed to websites that look, you know, good. And for anyone who has ever claimed money from a class action settlement, you may have had this expectation shattered.

It seems we have all the heavy hitters in this edition of the ClassAction.org roundup – including, but not limited to Facebook, Google and Ticketmaster. And you can’t go anywhere these days without some news on the college admissions scandal.

The sweeping, multi-pronged college admissions bribery scandal has yielded its first proposed class action lawsuit.

Claire’s Stores, Inc. has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit after some of the retailer’s cosmetic products were suspected of containing asbestos.