News in Brief May 17 – Southwest Airlines, Uber and More
The named plaintiff in a class action against Uber has announced that he doesn't approve of the company's proposed $100 million settlement.
The named plaintiff in a class action against Uber has announced that he doesn't approve of the company's proposed $100 million settlement.
California federal judge Cathy Ann Bencivengo has dismissed a proposed class action against SeaWorld.
Goya has been hit with a proposed class action claiming that it's not being honest about its canned octopus.
I'm sure you've seen the lawsuits about companies putting less and less product in bigger and bigger containers. You've probably even had a bit of a chuckle.
A New York federal judge has given McDonald's the green light to go forward with a $1.5 million settlement that will end a class action brought by its workers.
Vizio has agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle a proposed class action that claimed the company deceived its customers.
Let's Talk Health has announced a recall of some of its supplements after discovering that the manufacturer accidently added milk and soy allergens into the products.
Luxury fashion retailer Coach Inc. has agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle claims that it failed to pay workers for time spent having their bags checked before leaving.
It's time for the roundup. That magical time of week where we explore the top class action news from around the web.
Comcast is facing a lawsuit alleging that it discriminates against male African-American employees.