Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

In this week's roundup of the latest class action news we have a settlement from Tesla, a dismissed Honda soy-based wiring case and a data breach from MyHeritage.

The Apple Watch is the subject of the latest round of litigation against Apple, Inc., with a new lawsuit alleging every model of the product suffers a defect that can cause its touchscreen to “crack, shatter, or detach.”

In this week's roundup we have a Spotify copyright settlement, a startling ruling by the Supreme Court and another case against Facebook.

The latest case to be filed against Facebook, Inc. alleges that the company systematically inflates both the prices for cost-per-click (CPC) advertisements and the user data metrics reported to advertisers.

Netgear, Inc. is on the receiving end of yet another proposed class action lawsuit this week, with a new complaint alleging the company’s Wi-Fi range extenders “do not, and cannot,” extend the range of a consumer’s network as advertised.

A consumer claims Netgear's Arlo Baby monitor 'simply didn't work' upon its release, and that the company should answer for failing to release a companion tablet.

The plaintiff claims an Easton baseball bat he purchased for his minor son weighed approximately three ounces more than advertised.

As per usual, we have the latest in class action headlines, including new information about the impact of last year’s Equifax data breach, the Supreme Court getting involved in the Google privacy settlement and more.

An antitrust class action claims Verizon Wireless and non-defendant AT&T worked together to use new eSIM technology to lock consumers to certain carrier plans.