FDA to Track Potentially Defective Medical Products
The FDA has recently established new regulations to track potential defective medical products.
Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates
Can Retailers Charge You For Using A Credit Card?
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
Is charging a fee when accepting a credit card legal or illegal?
Judge Denies Cosmetics Company's Attempt to Dismiss Organic Label Lawsuit
A judge ruled against the brand Kiss My Face's motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit.
iPad 3G Users to Receive $40 Credit Following Apple and AT&T Class Action
Apple iPad 3G owners who purchased their device before June 7th, may receive credit from Apple.
More Retailers Facing Zip Code Lawsuits
The fight over whether retailers can request your zip code when you pay by credit card continues, with multiple class action lawsuits filed.
Cargill Agrees To Settle 'Natural' Sweetener Lawsuit
Cargill has agreed to a $5 million settlement over its use of 'natural' when advertising the Truvia sugar substitute.
Rite Aid, Background Checks, and Applicants' Rights
Rite Aid is facing legal action over its use of background checks during the hiring process.
Unpaid Internship Lawsuits Update
With a growing number of class actions, unpaid internships may change.
Complaint Accuses Bodybuilding Supplement of Skipping Ingredients
A new complaint accuses a bodybuilding supplement of missing its key touted ingredient.
Atlantic City Casino Faces Lawsuit Over Tricky Refund Offer
Revel Casino in Atlantic City is facing legal action over the fine print of its recent offer to reimburse all slot machine losses for the month of July.