Hassle-Free? Class Action Claims HP ‘Instant Ink’ Program Riddled with Problems
A proposed class action filed this week in California claims subscribers to HP’s “Instant Ink” program have received far less than they bargained for.
A proposed class action filed this week in California claims subscribers to HP’s “Instant Ink” program have received far less than they bargained for.
A proposed class action has been filed this week on the heels of a June 14 recall of certain Philips sleep and respiratory care devices after it was discovered that the “sound abatement” foam used in the products could pose a health risk to users.
Packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) systems sold by LG Electronics in Hawaii are defective in that the condenser, evaporator and connective tubing all have a propensity to fail in the state’s tropical climate, a proposed class action alleges.
Single-use plastic water bottles sold by the Coca-Cola Company, Nestlé Waters successor BlueTriton Brands and Niagara Bottling are not “100% recyclable” as the companies claim—and may be barely recyclable at all, a proposed class action says.
A proposed class action lawsuit filed this week claims Allbirds, Inc., maker of the popular “sustainable” wool running sneakers, has misled consumers regarding its carbon footprint and animal welfare claims.
A proposed class action alleges Coinbase’s email and web advertisements for a $1.2 million Dogecoin sweepstakes held earlier this month were false and misleading.
A proposed class action alleges three recent iOS updates released by Apple have “significantly damaged” newer iPhones by causing a drastic drop in the devices’ processing speeds and battery power.
A proposed class action filed this week claims certain OGX shampoos and conditioners contain an ingredient linked to hair loss and scalp irritation.
Burt’s Bees has “perpetrated a massive deception” on pet owners by claiming that its dog shampoos and conditioners are “99.7% Natural,” a proposed class action alleges.
A proposed class action alleges Dell Technologies has intentionally misled the public with regard to the apparent “upgradeability” of its flagship Alienware Area 51M R1 gaming laptop.