Big Changes Coming For Telemarketing Rules
A new interpretation of the TCPA from the Federal Communications Commission will soon make it much harder for companies to use consumers' phone numbers.
Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates
Transvaginal Mesh Bellwether Trials To Begin
The first transvaginal mesh lawsuits will soon go to trial, in bellwether cases that may set the tone for some 20,000 related lawsuits nationwide.
Are Punitive Damages More Likely If Bard Used Restricted Materials?
Did C. R. Bard use restricted materials in its transvaginal mesh? If so, plaintiffs may be able to ask for punitive damages in ongoing class action lawsuits.
Does American Idol Discriminate Against Black Contestants?
Does American Idol use background checks to discriminate against black contestants? According to a recently filed class action lawsuit, the answer is yes.
No Dismissal For Toyota Steering Cases
Toyota is facing a lawsuit on allegedly defective power steering systems.
Sears Employees Seek Compensation for Unpaid Work Hours
A class action filed against Sears in California alleging unpaid hours.
Appeals Court Ruling On Piece Rate Pay Will Stay
The California Supreme Court has refused to review an appeal court's decision over piece rate workers and their pay.
Dating Site Sued for Alleged Job Discrimination Against Men
The EEOC is suing a dating site over gender discrimination policies that left men without jobs.
MyFord Touch LCD Problems Prompt CA Class Action
Ford has been hit with a class action lawsuit over its cars' on-board touch screen, MyFord Touch.
BP: Oil Disaster Settlement Process Proving Unfair
The settlement process for claims against BP following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is unfair and costly, the company is now claiming.