Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

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.

Compensation paid to doctors by pharmaceutical companies is coming under increasing scrutiny.

J&J announces two hip implant devices to be shelved after related metal-on-metal implants lead to lawsuits.