Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

A proposed class action filed this week centers on Equifax’s allegedly unlawful reporting of debts from payday lenders Plain Green, Great Plains and MobiLoans that were forgiven as part of a nationwide class action settlement in December 2019.

Apple has said it will pay $95 million to settle a proposed class action that alleged the tech heavyweight breached its contracts with some AppleCare customers by giving them remanufactured iPhone and iPad devices.

A proposed class action filed this week claims the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system in certain Toyota Prius vehicles is plagued by a defect that causes the cars to emit “foul, noxious, and/or toxic odors.”

Apple’s top-of-the-line M1 MacBook Air and M1 MacBook Pro laptops come with screens that are “extraordinarily fragile,” and prone to crack, black out, show magenta, purple and blue lines and squares or otherwise stop working.

A proposed class action alleges two topical L’Oreal collagen products are “simply worthless” given they’re unable to “restore [the] skin’s cushion” or smooth wrinkles as advertised.

A proposed class action alleges Truly hard seltzer is falsely and misleadingly labeled in that the drinks do not contain the fruits depicted on the cans but are instead flavored by lab-made ingredients.

Software company Digital Recognition Network, Inc. is on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit that claims its use of automated license plate recognition devices to track vehicles—and their drivers—violates a California privacy law.

A proposed class action claims Bosch’s 800 Series stainless steel microwave/oven combos are unfit for their intended use due to a defect that plagues the display panel.

T-Mobile US, Inc. was hit with a proposed class action on Thursday over a data breach announced just days earlier that reportedly affected over 100 million customers.