Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

A class action lawsuit alleges Royal Caribbean Cruises put profits over passenger safety by waiting too long to cancel a cruise set to depart during Hurricane Harvey.

A Florida man's proposed class action claims GoPro, during its month-long TradeUp program, charge improper sales taxes in the state on traded-in, discounted products.

Our roundup for this week includes updates on the Equifax data breach saga, a new class action against Google, curious testimony in a GrubHub trial, and more.

As many of you may have noticed, there has been a bit of a delay with the Ford exhaust settlement – so we’re here to fill you in on what’s been going on.

Without question, the unprecedented Equifax data breach has dominated not only the class action corner of the Internet, but also the mainstream news cycle.

A refresher on what happened at Camp Lejeune, the resulting litigation and Congressional action, and where we are today - more than a decade after the first lawsuits were filed.

Some media outlets appear to have come across a red flag found within TrustedID Premier’s terms and conditions that could very well pose problems for consumers.

The lawsuits allege LensCrafters’ Accufit system is nothing more than a “selling point,” and that the company manufactures its glasses using “decades-old” technology.

A Brigadier General in the Arizona Army National Guard has filed a proposed class action against his employer – American Airlines, Inc.