Newly Filed / Newly Settled

A proposed class action filed this week alleges Everlywell Food Sensitivity Tests are “worthless” given that they cannot identify adverse food sensitivities as advertised.

Walmart faces a proposed class action that alleges the mega retailer’s Onn brand of touchscreen tablets are defective in that their screens are liable to crack, develop patches of “dead pixels” and otherwise fail to work as advertised.

If you’ve bought Midwestern Pet Foods and/or Nunn Milling Co. pet food products, listen up: the time has come to file a claim for compensation from a class action settlement worth more than $6.3 million.

A class action alleges Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. has illegally weaponized consumers’ biometric data to systematically identify and eject from its iconic New York venues anyone from a law firm that “dares to file a lawsuit” against it.

A proposed class action alleges the rear LED “racetrack light” of 2014-2023 model year Dodge Durangos is defective in that it allows water to leak into and flood the entire taillight assembly, damaging essential electrical components.

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 claims Dell’s Inspiron 2-in-1 laptops are equipped with defective hinges that can break after only a few months of normal use.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Tesla employees have violated the privacy of consumers by accessing, viewing and sharing sensitive videos and images stored by the automaker without consent.