Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates

On October 1st, the Consumer Rights Act comes into effect and lawyers across the UK are already preparing for a wave of lawsuits to be filed.

Ex Milwaukee Bucks cheerleader Lauren Herington filed a suit claiming that the basketball organization pays its cheer squad sub-minimum wages.

Warner/Chappell Music Inc. has owned the copyright to 'Happy Birthday' for decades and has made good money enforcing its claim. Now, however, that may all change.

What's breaking in the world of class action news this week? Twitter, BMW, Samsung, Best Buy and even the state of Michigan (oh my!) are all making headlines.

Facebook, Inc. is facing a lawsuit that says its facial recognition software violates state law. Learn more.

A lawsuit has been filed against AAA for allegedly charging club members more for hotel rooms than the hotels would have charged themselves. Learn more.

A panel of judges rules that giving out your phone number counts as express consent after a blood donor received unwanted text messages.

Does Fitbit accurately track sleep? A new lawsuit says no and wants consumers to get their money back.

Several retailers are facing lawsuits over their use of inaccurate or misleading 'compare at' sale prices. Do you know the laws when it comes to bargain shopping?