Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released some startling information on Monday.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has long been the subject of much scrutiny. It can sound harsh but, as it turns out, grievances may have been well found.

Uber has agreed to pay $28.5 million to settle a proposed class action that claimed it deceived customers by promoting the quality of background checks.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention released a report on Wed. that says the high-formaldehyde flooring sold by Lumber Liquidators may cause health problems.

Burger King was ordered, by a National Labor Relations Board judge, to repeal its disciplinary measures toward striking workers who found the measures unlawful.

Wayfair has been hit with a lawsuit claiming that it knowingly deceived customers by fabricating its 'regular' prices to make it seem like customers were finding deals.

General Motors is facing a lawsuit that claims the company violated the Fair Labor Standards Act when it forced its call center representatives to work off the clock.

According to a lawsuit filed in California federal court on Tuesday, Web.com failed to ensure the safety of its customers' information when it was hit with a data breach.

On Tuesday, television personality Dr. Oz, as well as the company that makes the 'fat-burning' supplements he promotes, were hit with a proposed class action lawsuit.