Fraud

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.

A proposed class action alleges the manufacturer of Made In Cookware has falsely advertised that its non-stick pans, saucepans, sauciers and pots are “PFOA free” and “100% non-toxic.”

Mid-America Pet Food has been hit with a proposed class action lawsuit less than a month after expanding an October 2023 recall of certain products potentially contaminated with salmonella.

A proposed class action out of Washington alleges Amazon.com has conspired with numerous online casino apps to operate an illegal internet gambling scheme through which it exploits users and “reap[s] billions in profits.”

A class action alleges the maker of the Omron Platinum Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor has defrauded thousands of consumers in that blood pressure readings from the device are “wildly inaccurate.”

The FTC sued Amazon over allegations that the retail juggernaut has weaponized an arsenal of competition-stifling strategies to illegally maintain monopoly power over the market.

A proposed class action alleges a defect can cause certain Whirlpool refrigerators to stop cooling and run above safe food-storing temperatures.

A new proposed class action alleges that Amazon routinely fails to provide free, no-hassle returns as advertised for certain items and instead regularly re-charges consumers who send back products within the designated return window.