Fraud

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Evenflo Company, in an effort to compete with rival Graco, has falsely and misleadingly advertised its “Big Kid” car booster seat as “side-impact tested” and safe for children as small as 30 pounds.

A California consumer claims Starbucks, in a "bait-and-switch" scheme, has deceived customers with regard to the amount of espresso and caffeine in certain Venti-sized drinks.

A Massachusetts DraftKings player alleges in a proposed class action lawsuit that Major League Baseball’s recent sign-stealing scandal tainted the sports gambling platform’s fantasy baseball contests.

A number of companies allege in a sprawling proposed class action that Facebook has overtly attempted to extinguish what it perceives as threats from rival app developers in “the most brazen, willful anticompetitive scheme in a generation.”

A Pennsylvania driver has filed a proposed class action alleging the 10-speed 10R80 automatic transmission found in model year 2017-2020 Ford F-150s is defective.

Two couples have filed a proposed class action lawsuit in which they allege security vulnerabilities in Ring LLC’s indoor security cameras have allowed hackers to “spy on and harass” consumers and children inside their own homes.

A father and son tandem of plaintiffs allege in a proposed class action lawsuit that Pottery Barn and parent company Williams-Sonoma have “ignor[ed] documented safety concerns” and continue to sell baby crib bumpers as “safe crib accessories.”

A Georgia vegan has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Burger King over the fast food chain’s allegedly “false and misleading” practice of grilling its meat-free Impossible Whoppers on the same grills it uses to cook traditional meat products.

A proposed class action filed in Pennsylvania federal court this week claims the agencies entrusted with helping students manage and eliminate their student loan debt haven’t exactly upheld their end of the bargain.