Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

Kellogg's has agreed to an out-of-court settlement after a lawsuit alleged its Frosted Mini Wheats were advertised with unverified health claims.

The makers of Tylenol have submitted an application to have NJ lawsuits alleging liver damage be centralized in one New Brunswick court.

A California Judge has overturned the first class action award granted by a jury for a victim of Actor bladder cancer.

The U.S. is the most expensive country in the world for litigation - but why, and is it worth it?

Almost $211 million worth of Borders gift cards will go forever unredeemed after a judge dismissed consumer appeals.

More and more companies are being held to account for breaking anti-spam rules relating to cell phone messages.

The first successful class action lawsuit since a new Italian law introduced the concept in 2009 has been settled.

Australian victims of the diabetes drug Actos, alleged to cause bladder cancer, may join in a U.S. lawsuit against the makers.

A number of lawsuits against major banks, alleging that they worked together to overcharge for force-placed insurance, are going ahead.