California School Bus Drivers Claim Overtime Pay Requests Were Discouraged
A group of school bus drivers are pushing for class action certification alleging that they were denied overtime pay.
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$1 Million Settlement for Homeopathic
Homeopathic manufacturer Heel Inc has agreed to a $1 million settlement.
First Bellwether Trial Over Avaulta Mesh Ends in $2 Million Verdict
The first bellwether trial against C. R. Bard and its Avaulta mesh has returned a $2 million verdict.
GameStop Putative Class Action Can Continue, Says Judge
Second hand games sold without online content are at the heart of a new lawsuit against GameStop in New Jersey.
FDA Study Into Hip Implant Failure Proposed
A new FDA study will investigate the safety of metal-om-metal hip replacement devices.
McDonald's Employee Debit Card Class Action Meritless, Says Franchisee
Pennsylvanian McDonald's franchises are involved in an alleged violation of minimum wage lawsuit.
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.
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?