2017/07/17 19:32:24 Submit a Claim The United States Congress passed the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) to prevent companies from making unsolicited phone calls to consumers. In a groundbreaking class [...]

Primary plaintiff Henry Lee alleges defendant Buth-Na-Bodhaige Inc. has produced credit and debit card receipts that present more than the last five digits of customer card numbers. The defendant owns [...]

Primary plaintiffs Steven Keenholtz and Dorothy Guillicksen recently reached a class action settlement with several Massachusetts newspapers. The class action settlement involves GateHouse Media LLC and associated newspaper publishing companies. [...]

Advance Stores Company Inc., which conducts business as automotive parts retailer Advance Auto Parts, has agreed to a class action settlement with current and former employees that were victims of [...]

Playing online poker is a gamble taken by millions of poker aficionados. The gamble encompasses several factors, from being unable to read other players to becoming a victim of an [...]

The Belford High School class action lawsuit filed on November 5, 2009 alleges the school orchestrated an Internet scam that caused the parents of prospective students to lose money. Primary plaintiff in the class action lawsuit claim Bedford High School falsely claimed it offered a valid” and “accredited” high school diploma. The plaintiffs assert that Bedford High School diplomas are fraudulent because the school is nothing more than a money milking scam.

Both parties agreed to the American Eagle Outfitters class action settlement in December of 2016. Under terms clearly presented in the settlement, American Eagle Outfitters must create a settlement fund of $14.5 million to cover payments to eligible class members, as well as court costs and attorney fees. The class action settlement does not require American Eagle Outfitters to admit the company violated any of the provisions mentioned in the TCPA.

Employees that work overtime want to get paid for the extra work, as Stingray Pressure Pumping LLC recently found out in a class action lawsuit settlement. The class action settlement [...]

Primary plaintiffs Enzo Forcellati and Lisa Roemmich filed the class action lawsuit, which asserts Hyland’s issued false and misleading claims about the benefits of the listed products in violation of both state and federal laws. The plaintiffs allege the false and misleading benefit claims include the phrase “provide fast, safe and effective relief from cold and flu symptoms.” Central to the arguments made in the lawsuit is that homeopathy is quasi science and Hyland’s homeopathic products “contain highly diluted concentrations of the ingredients listed as active ingredients.”

Hyland’s has repeatedly denied violating any state or federal law, but the company settled the class action lawsuit to avoid the uncertainty of protracted litigation.