Class Action Lawsuit Takes Issue with Walmart's 'Sloppy' Bicycle Assembly
A class action lawsuit filed against Walmart claims the retailer carelessly assembles its bicycles and is responsible for consumer injuries. Read more.
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Class Action Roundup – January 13, 2017
The plaintiffs who filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Harmless Harvest Inc. have filed for the preliminary approval of an undisputed $1 million settlement.
Swedish Fish Maker Facing Class Action Over Allegedly Slack-Filled Packages
by Corrado Rizzi on Consumer Fraud
The maker of Swedish Fish, Mondelez International, Inc, is the defendant in a proposed class action claiming it unlawfully 'slack-filled' cardboard boxes of Swedish Fish.
New Class Action Filed Against MyPillow Over 'False Reference Pricing'
by Corrado Rizzi on Consumer Fraud
My Pillow, Inc. is the defendant in a new proposed class action lawsuit claiming the company, in two nationwide advertising campaigns, engaged in false reference pricing.
Lawsuit Says Whole Foods' St. John's Wort Lacks Main Ingredient
A lawsuit filed in Illinois claims Whole Foods formulated, manufactured, advertised, and sold St. John's Wort that didn't contain enough of the active ingredient.
McCrory, AR Residents File Class Action Over Mobile Home Ordinance
McCrory, Arkansas is a defendant in a proposed civil rights class action filed over an ordinance banning from the city any mobile home worth less than $7,500.
TD Bank Hit with Class Action Over Excessive 'Sustained' Overdraft Fees
A lawsuit is claiming TD Bank unlawfully deducts an additional fee—on top of an initial $35 overdraft fee—when customers' overdraft status lasts longer than 10 days.
Class Action Roundup – Post-Holiday Break Edition
A report published by Forbes says Hershey's intends to seek dismissal of a proposed class action that claims the company shorts consumers.
What You May Have Missed – January 4, 2017
And . . . . . . we're back! Happy New Year, readers! Let's dive right in, shall we? Here's what you may have missed over the holidays:
Toyota Facing Class Action Over Soy-Based Wiring Insulation [UPDATE]
Toyota is a defendant in a proposed class action alleging the soy-based wiring insulation used in certain models entices rodents to chew through and damage the wiring.