Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

It’s time once again to put together a collection of the latest class action lawsuit news. Our latest installment features some Equifax developments, a hullaballoo over L.L. Bean’s former return policy, and other items consumers should know about.

A 54-year-old Pennsylvania man has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against IKEA US Retail, LLC over allegations that he and other hourly employees over 40 were denied leadership development opportunities because of their age.

A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Utah in which the plaintiff alleges certain Samsung plasma televisions manufactured after January 2009 contain faulty internal components.

You’ve probably seen the news – Intel is facing a series of proposed class actions over the startling security vulnerabilities known as Meltdown and Spectre. As the lawsuits continue to roll in, ClassAction.org will be cataloging the cases.

Can you believe it’s been more than a month since our last roundup? Think of all the holiday-themed (and leftover) baked goods that have been consumed since then!

Apple is now the defendant in a new proposed class action lawsuit claiming, among other allegations, that it has failed to offer acceptable repairs for security vulnerabilities found in its devices’ processors.

At the tail end of 2017, alongside New Year’s resolutions and various tidings of holiday cheer, one question was on the minds of many iPhone users: How do I join a class action lawsuit against Apple?

Loews Corporation and Loews Hotels Holding Corporation are the defendants in a New York man’s proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the companies’ Florida hotels violate state law.

We are knee-deep in that time of year collectively known as “The Holiday Season.” Feelings of goodwill, cheer and possible holiday-driven anxieties aside, let’s catch up with what you may have missed since Thanksgiving.