Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

Uber was hit with another proposed class action on Tuesday that alleges the ride-sharing company breached a contract with its drivers.

A group of former delivery service drivers launched a suit against Amazon claiming that the company violated federal labor laws by denying them overtime pay.

Costco has been hit with a lawsuit alleging the company willfully violated privacy laws by including several digits of credit card numbers on customers' receipts.

Fitbit has been hit with a suit claiming that its PurePulse heart rate tracking devices are inaccurate and mis-record heart rates by a large margin.

A recent study has raised some questions about that safety of certain antidepressants. The study, which was published on Monday in JAMA Pediatrics, says that taking SSRIs

Supplements are big business in the United States, accounting for, at a conservative estimate, around $5 billion in sales per year. They are also, thanks to a 1994 law called the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, almost completely exempt from

Designer shoes, food companies and United Airlines all made the headlines recently. Read on to find out more about what happened this week in class action news.

Last month, a ruling was overturned in Johnson & Johnson v. Batiste, a mesh case that initially awarded $1.2 million to the plaintiff.

This week, a judge in Illinois rejected Cirque du Soleil's request to dismiss a pending junk mail lawsuit.