False Advertising

A proposed class action alleges the 10R80 10-speed automatic transmission in certain Ford and Lincoln vehicles is defective in that it can shift harshly and erratically, posing a “potentially life-threatening safety issue.”

A proposed class action alleges the onslaught of fees levied by DoorDash on food orders has bilked millions of consumers out of billions of dollars each year as the company exploits struggling restaurants and a largely immigrant workforce.

A proposed class action alleges certain Kenmore refrigerators sold in the last decade are equipped with a defective linear compressor that can cause the inside of the fridge to fall below a safe food-storing temperature.

Ben & Jerry’s faces a proposed class action that alleges the ice cream icon’s claims that its products are ethically sourced are false given that its supply chains make use of migrant child labor.

Tampax Pure Cotton tampons are at the center of a proposed class action that alleges the products contain toxic per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) commonly known as “forever chemicals.”

More than two dozen Olaplex users have sued the company over allegations that its luxury haircare products are falsely advertised as safe for those with dry and/or damaged hair.

A proposed class action claims Copper Fit has falsely advertised the apparent therapeutic, health and performance benefits of its ICE compression garments.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges John Paul Mitchell Systems has misled consumers by falsely claiming that some of its haircare products are “cruelty-free” and not tested on animals.

A proposed class action alleges Anolon non-stick cookware is falsely advertised as “PFOA-free” given that the products, in fact, contain perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and other potentially harmful chemicals.