A federal class action claims the Transportation Security Administration and Drug Enforcement Administration unconstitutionally seize cash from travelers at airports, including the life’s savings of the lead plaintiff’s father, which he needed for medical care.
Read moreA deaf New Yorker filed a federal class action against three pornography websites, claiming their failure to use closed captioning deprives the class of enjoying videos such as “18 YO Blonde Stripper Samantha DP In Homemade Gangbang Porn,” and “Daddy 4K – Allison Comes To Talk About Money To Her Boys Naughty Father.”
Read moreReveal Chat Holdco et al. filed a federal antitrust class action against Facebook, claiming its acquisition of WhatsApp, Instagram and other competitors violates the Sherman and Clayton acts.
Read moreA federal class action accuses Amag Pharmaceuticals of unjustly enriching itself by falsely claiming that its overpriced drug Makena (hydroxyprogesterone caproate) prevents preterm births.
Read moreA class action trial over conditions at Border Patrol detention facilities in Arizona kicked off Monday with testimony from an expert witness who said he has never seen more overcrowded holding cells.
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A company responsible for an oil spill that dumped more than 123,000 gallons of crude oil off the California coast in 2015 asked a judge Monday to decertify a federal class action brought by beachfront property owners and business owners seeking damages from the environmental disaster.
Read moreA federal class action claims that Wawa, a payment processor, exposed “the personal and confidential information of millions of its customers — including credit card and debit card … numbers.”
Read moreA federal class claims that Ifinex, Tether Holdings, et al. manipulated the price of bitcoins and their derivatives.
Read moreA federal judge overseeing an immigration class action found Tuesday that asylum seekers aren’t at risk of being deported under the “safe third country” rule to three South American countries many are fleeing, despite reports this week deportations have been made to Guatemala.
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A federal judge in Los Angeles signaled Monday he will approve the University of Southern California’s $215 million settlement over claims by former patients of campus gynecologist George Tyndall that he sexually abused them for decades.
Read moreA class action accuses Santa Monica of violating rules on maximum rents allowed under the Affordable Housing Production Program by not basing them on median income, in L.A. Superior Court.
Read moreA federal class action claims U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services discriminates against children of Indian immigrants by allowing them to “age out” at 21 and lose eligibility to immigrate permanently with their parents.
Read moreA federal class action claims Hormel Foods falsely advertises “nutrition” facts about its Spam 25% Less Sodium and Spam Lite.
Read moreKalispell (Mont.) Regional Healthcare exposed personal information of 130,000 patients to a cyberattack, a class action claims in federal court.
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Breaking up a class of American Airlines employees who say the company forces them to work through their breaks, the Third Circuit ruled Tuesday that the workers failed to show that their situations were uniform.
Read moreA federal class action claims that Mazda 2018-2020 model year vehicles with i-Activsense brakes can become overheated and malfunction, improperly slowing or stopping the car.
Read moreA federal class action claims that DCH Health System, of Tuscaloosa, exposed 32,000 patients’ personal information to a ransomware attack.
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A convenience store claims in a putative class action lawsuit filed Friday that Iowa’s state-owned alcoholic beverages distributor is illegally raising liquor prices charged to retailers.
Read moreDental Studio 304 and Dental Studio West, of Knoxville, Tenn., may have exposed as many as 8,000 patients to hepatitis or HIV through improperly sterilized dental tools or reused single-use tools, a class action claims in Knox County Court.
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