Flyers Season Ticket Holders Get up to $1.1M in Vouchers
Flyers season ticket holders in a class action lawsuit have reached a settlement worth more than $1 million.
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FedEx Settles Delivery Fee Lawsuit for $21.5 Million
Federal Express Corp. agreed last week to pay $16.5 million in cash to settle a class action brought by businesses.
Google's Book Scanning Constitutes Fair Use, Court Rules
The balance between fair use and commercially-advantageous copyright infringement may seem more muddied during the digital age.
Spotify Didn't Get Users' Consent Before Billing Them, Says Class Action
Spotify allegedly illegally chargers a user's credit card without consent.
Visa's Auto Rental Benefit Should Apply to Zipcar, Says Class Action
Visa is facing a class action in CA over rental cars.
Facebook Asks Judge to Toss Class Action Over Ads Using Minors' Images
The use of minors' images in ads has got Facebook into legal trouble.
Met Museum's Admission Fee Is Lawful, Says Judge
If you are questioning the Metropolitan Museum admission fees, a recent ruling gives you more information on this matter.
Class Certification Denied In Case Pitting Students Against Law School
A lawsuit seeking compensation from law schools for past students' unemployment has been denied certification.
Class Action Certification for 'Scam' Speed Camera Lawsuit
Speed cameras in an Ohio town have been turned off and a class action lawsuit approved for motorists facing expensive fines.
Grand Theft Auto V Makers Face Class Action
The makers of Grand Theft Auto V are facing a class action for allegedly falsely advertising that the Take-Two would be available at the time of purchase.