Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

It’s safe to say that many consumers and legal experts—along with the nearly 400 individuals who submitted formal objections—are not fans of the unprecedented and now-final $425 million settlement over the Equifax data breach.

General Electric has agreed to pay consumers up to $300 each over allegations that the doors of certain microwaves are prone to shattering.

A Pennsylvania driver has filed a proposed class action alleging the 10-speed 10R80 automatic transmission found in model year 2017-2020 Ford F-150s is defective.

A former Wawa store manager alleges in a proposed class action that he was inappropriately fired in a “sheepish” effort by the convenience store and gas station chain to show it has finally begun to take the security of customers’ information seriously.

Two couples have filed a proposed class action lawsuit in which they allege security vulnerabilities in Ring LLC’s indoor security cameras have allowed hackers to “spy on and harass” consumers and children inside their own homes.

According to the case, while the number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights is on the rise, Frontier has largely ignored the issue.

While the operators of TikTok abruptly settled a case over the alleged collection of children’s data without parental consent, the companies still face a proposed class action in California over claims that it shared children’s data with China.

An Illinois father has filed a proposed class action lawsuit in which he claims College Board unlawfully sold his daughter’s personal information after she took several of its standardized tests.

General Motors’ legal woes have come to encompass yet another crop of the Detroit automaker’s most popular vehicles.