The Major League’s cheating scandal wounded fans across the country, but a baseball-loving federal judge ruled Friday that it did not give daily fantasy bettors a basis to sue for fraud.
Read moreStubHub has been sued in a federal class action for refusing to issue refunds for events canceled because of the pandemic, but only giving a credit for 120% of the ticket pr
Read moreAfter being criticized for claiming the U.S. women’s national soccer team should earn less money because their game requires less skill than the men’s game, the sport’s U.S. governing body on Thursday finalized removal of the claim from court filings.
Read moreA federal class action claims 24 Hour Fitness USA defrauds its customers by continuing to charge them monthly dues though all of its gyms are closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreA federal court in Massachusetts certified, for settlement purposes, a class of deaf and hard of hearing individuals who claim that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology violated their rights because there was not closed captioning, or there was unintelligible captioning, of videos and audio tracks made publicly available by the university.
Read moreStudents at Arizona’s three state universities sued the Arizona Board of Regents in a federal class action for refusing to reimburse them for unused room and board they paid for before the Covid-19 pandemic forced the schools to shut them out.
Read moreA federal class action claims St. Mary Medical Center, Providence St. Joseph’s Health, and Commonspirit Health violate California’s Surprise Medical Bill law by billing patients at in-network hospitals if the doctors that treated them are out-of-network.
Read moreA federal class action claims Zynga allowed hackers to compromise 173 million of its video game accounts, exposing users’ personal information.
Read moreThirty-five people filed a federal class action accusing Tennessee’s Division of Tenncare (Medicaid) of illegally disenrolling eligible people.
Read moreA federal antitrust complaint claims Amazon.com’s pricing policy for third-party sellers is anticompetitive in that it prevents sellers from reducing their prices on other websites.
Read moreThe Ninth Circuit remanded a class action case against the City of Los Angeles and the city’s Housing and Community Investment Department alleging a housing inspection ordinance is unconstitutional. The plaintiffs should be allowed to amend their complaint to raise an as-applied challenge to the ordinance.
Read moreA federal class action seeks an injunction to keep Bank of America from foreclosing on homebuyers during the coronavirus epidemic.
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An Ohio judge on Monday denied a bid by a class of elderly Ohio voters to postpone in-person voting in the state’s primary, scheduled for Tuesday, until June 2 because of the coronavirus.
Read moreA federal court in Kentucky certified a class of children and caregivers involved in dependency, abuse and neglect proceedings who claim the policies of the state’s Cabinet for Health and Family Services and Department for Community Based Services have unlawfully denied them foster care maintenance payments.
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Up in arms over media reports that Norwegian Cruise Line became desperate and tried to dupe customers into booking cruises in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, shareholders filed a class action against the company in federal court.
Read moreA federal class action claims World Wrestling Entertainment failed to disclose that Saudi Arabia refused to pay millions of dollars for broadcast rights, and when it was revealed WWE stock fell by more than 60% in a day, closing at $40.24.
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