Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

Has your Sharp microwave drawer been sparking or smoking, or has it stopped working altogether? If so, you may be able to get some money back through a recent class action settlement.

A proposed class action aims to represent military families allegedly forced to endure “unacceptable and intolerable” living conditions at Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune.

Hundreds of dishwasher models made by Whirlpool and sold under the KitchenAid, JennAir, Maytag and Kenmore brand names suffer from a defect that can cause significant leakage and property damage, a proposed class action alleges.

Good news, LG refrigerator owners: LG Electronics USA Inc. has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit that alleged certain model fridges suffered from a compressor defect that caused them to stop cooling.

A proposed class action lawsuit claims Lenovo’s Flex 5 and Yoga 730 devices suffer from a screen defect that’s made worse by using the 2-in-1 tablet/laptops as they were designed and advertised to be used.

A proposed class action lawsuit filed in California this week claims the packaging of men and women’s Degree, Dove, and Axe deodorants is purposely designed to deceive consumers into thinking they’re getting more product than they actually are.

The class action litigation against Robinhood continues to snowball, as plaintiffs charge in a souped-up amended complaint that inexperienced investors drawn in by the stock-trading app’s “game-like interface.”

Did you receive an email from “google-noreply@google.com” with the subject line “Notice of Class Action Settlement re Google Plus - Your Rights May Be Affected?” If so, you may be eligible for a piece of the $7.5 million Google+ data breach settlement.

Three California businesses claim in a proposed class action filed this week that Microsoft Corporation unlawfully hands over its business customers’ data to Facebook and other third parties without users’ knowledge or consent.