Lawsuit Alleges Mishandling of 1,200 Dead Bodies
When a loved one dies, those who are left behind often entrust funeral directors to see that the remains laid to rest with care and respect. But a class... Read more
Is Big Pharma Responsible for Opioid-addicted Babies?
As reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer, a lawsuit has been filed in Pennsylvania against drug companies on behalf of children born to mothers who use opioids. These children face... Read more
When a Tweet Leads to a Class Action Lawsuit
A lawsuit has been filed against hip hop artist Kanye West by a disgruntled fan who claims that he was misled by one of West’s Twitter missives. In the... Read more
Can a Class Action Lawsuit Repair Sidewalks in Atlanta?
Like so many cities in the United States, Atlanta has crumbling sidewalks. In fact, it has thousands of them. This creates a tremendous challenge for people with disabilities who... Read more
Plaintiffs Demand Fair Pay in Lawsuit Against Nike
Last week, four former employees filed a class action lawsuit against Nike, accusing the athleticwear company of violating the Federal Equal Pay Act, as well as the Oregon Equal... Read more
Rachael Ray Dog Food’s “All Natural” Claims Challenged in Lawsuit
Dogs may not have class action rights, but their humans do. After purchasing Rachael Ray’s “Nutrish” dog food, the plaintiff, Markeith Parks, found that the product contained traces of... Read more
Fitbit’s Arbitration Clause Unfair to Consumers
The Washington Post recently reported on a class action lawsuit filed against Fitbit that claimed that the fitness tracker made false claims about the accuracy of its tracking. The... Read more
Candy Company’s “Slack-fill” Practice Deceives Customers
What you see is what you get, right? Not if what you get is obscured by an opaque box. As reported in Confectionary News, Ferrera Candy has settled a... Read more
Lawsuit Against Chicago Gym is an Exercise in Justice
Class action lawsuits are an important part of the American legal system because they can hold businesses accountable for unfair or illegal practices. Recently a class action lawsuit was... Read more
Workers Rights Are Good For Business
In May 2018, the Supreme Court ruled that businesses can require workers, as a term of their employment, to give up their rights to participate in class action lawsuits. ... Read more
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