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Nissan is set to recall an additional 846,000 Altimas staring in mid-February due to a defect in the cars' secondary hood latch.

'Sucralose? Why? That stuff has chlorine added to it!' This was the content of an advertisement by Chobani, which sparked an ongoing legal battle in the yogurt industry.

Several years ago, General Motors was accused of selling vehicles with defective ignition switches. It didn't take long for lawsuits to be filed and consolidated.

The Essure litigation has been haunted for some time now by the specter of 'federal preemption'– a legal doctrine that up to now has more or less prevented women from

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that settlement offers made to individual plaintiffs can't be used to dismiss consumer lawsuits.

Television network Lifetime was previously accused of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by using unsolicited robocalls to promote its programs.

Time Warner Cable (TWC) was brought to court to face claims that the company keeps records of its customers' personal information after they have cancelled their service.

Projections for this year show that class actions filed over Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) violations could very well set a new record in 2016.

BMW drivers have filed a proposed class action that claims the company's 2008-2015 X5 vehicles are equipped with defective 'convenience' features.