Whirlpool Mold Cases Could Get Nationwide Certification
With the lawsuit once again approved to continue, Whirlpool Corp. could face nationwide lawsuits over alleged mold issues in its front loading washing machines.
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Coupon Sales Tax Lands BJ's In Hot Water
BJ's has been accused in a PA lawsuit of charging tax on the full price of items discounted by a coupon.
Wording Casts Question Over Stryker Hip Reimbursement Process
Stryker hip implant complaints can be settled through the company's reimbursement plan - but does the wording hide a bias too much in Stryker's favor?
U.S.-Style Class Actions Unlikely For Japanese Following Quake
by ClassAction.org Staff on Opinion
Could Japan introduce U.S.-style representative actions - especially in the wake of the March 2011 earthquake?
Do Red Lobster, Olive Garden Restaurants Underpay Their Workers?
Darden - owner of some of the country's most famous chain restaurants - is facing several lawsuits related to wage and hour violations.
Byetta And Januvia: Perfectly Safe Or Unreasonably Dangerous?
Just how safe are Januvia and Byetta? Recent studies have revealed mixed reports.
Has Transvaginal Mesh Been Recalled?
With all the transvaginal mesh lawsuits around, it can be confusing to work out what's actually been recalled by the FDA. ClassAction.org is here to help.
USPS Reaches Settlement Agreement With Deaf, Hearing-Impaired Workers
USPS has reached a settlement with deaf and hearing impaired employees over communication accommodations.
States Unite Against Supreme Court, Argue Class Action Fairness Act
The attorneys general of 46 states have asked the Supreme Court to rule that a federal law cannot be used to remove class action lawsuits from state courts.
$4.2m Settlement for South Jersey Drivers Given Red-Light Tickets
Hundreds of thousands of NJ drivers qualify for a settlement agreed as part of a lawsuit alleging traffic cameras wrongly gave our red light violation penalties.