Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

American Airlines has said it will pay at least $7.5 million to settle a proposed class action that alleged the company for years wrongfully required certain flyers to pay for checked bags.

A class action alleges certain LG electric ranges suffer from a defect that allows their control knobs to depress and rotate upon inadvertent contact, turning the range on accidentally.

A proposed class action filed this week claims home fitness equipment made by iFIT Health and Fitness, Inc. is defective in that the machines’ workout-streaming capabilities are hampered by severe connectivity problems.

If you bought at least one of several Enfamil formula products over the past several years, you may be able to get some money back thanks to a recent class action settlement.

It’s been a while since we dug into some frequently asked questions from our readers, but we’re back to answer more as best we can. Hopefully we can shed some light on the seemingly complicated settlement process.

Two lawsuits are claiming that Tesla has misrepresented the driver assistance technology in its vehicles and essentially led drivers on with promises that the automaker is “on the cusp” of bringing a fully self-driving vehicle to market.

Folks, we have some money for certain Credit Karma users. Well, not us, exactly, but the Federal Trade Commission.

A proposed class action alleges Future Motion’s Onewheel battery-powered skateboard is “defective and unreasonably dangerous” due to a problem with its “pushback” feature.

If you bought Sara Lee’s “All Butter Pound Cake” within the last five years or so, you may be able to file a claim for a cash payment from a recently settled class action lawsuit.