Fraud

A proposed class action filed late last week claims an alleged defect in Apple Watches causes their screens to break, crack or detach unexpectedly.

A proposed class action alleges purportedly “non-drowsy” Robitussin is falsely labeled in that the cough medicine contains an active ingredient known to cause drowsiness.

A proposed class action filed late last week claims the hinges in certain HP laptops are defectively designed and can break after only months of use.

proposed class action alleges DJI Technology has fraudulently induced consumers into buying its drones given the products are unable to fly for as long or as far as the company warrants without violating certain federal rules for small unmanned aircraft.

Spirit Airlines faces a proposed class action over a particularly brutal 11-day period during this year’s peak summer travel season in which it canceled thousands of flights and left tens of thousands of travelers stranded amid a labor shortage.

A proposed class action alleges Canon U.S.A. has falsely advertised its All-in-One printers in that the products, touted as able to print, copy, scan and, in some cases, fax documents, are unable to scan or fax when their ink cartridges are low or empty.

A class action lawsuit alleges the GrandeLASH-MD, GrandeBROW and GrandeHAIR serums sold by Grande Cosmetics contain an ingredient that can cause potentially serious side effects.

A proposed class action alleges two topical L’Oreal collagen products are “simply worthless” given they’re unable to “restore [the] skin’s cushion” or smooth wrinkles as advertised.

A proposed class action alleges Truly hard seltzer is falsely and misleadingly labeled in that the drinks do not contain the fruits depicted on the cans but are instead flavored by lab-made ingredients.