False Advertising

The makers of Philips Avent and Dr. Brown’s baby bottles and sippy cups each face a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the products leach harmful microplastics directly into the food and drink consumed by infants.

A new proposed class action lawsuit claims Rachael Ray Nutrish pet foods are deceptively advertised and marketed as “natural” given that many of the products contain a litany of synthetic substances.

Spotify faces a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges Car Thing users will be left with “nothing more than a paperweight” when the streaming giant rolls out a mandatory firmware update for the in-vehicle dashboard device later this year.

Johnson & Johnson faces a new proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the pharma giant’s ubiquitous Band-Aid products, unbeknownst to consumers, contain toxic “forever chemicals,” which can be harmful to humans even at very low levels.

Target Corporation faces a new proposed class action lawsuit that alleges certain benzoyl peroxide acne treatment products sold by the mega retailer contain unsafe levels of benzene, a known human carcinogen.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims the big tobacco companies behind Zyn have purposefully marketed the oral nicotine pouches to kids while downplaying the viral products’ addiction and health risks.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges the “defective” design of the Ingenuity Dream & Grow Bedside Bassinet and Ingenuity Dream Hero Starlight 3-in-1 Co-Sleeping Bassinet sold by Kids2 leaves the infant products dangerously unstable.

Four consumers filed a lawsuit alleging that Stanley-brand cups contain lead and the maker failed to disclose this until January 2024.

A proposed class action claims The Wonderful Company has failed to warn consumers that its so-called “natural” Fiji bottled water is contaminated with potentially harmful microplastics.