Class Action Roundup – April 6
ClassAction.org takes a look at the big news from the last week.
Breaking Class Action News & Legal Updates
Anti-Aging Claims Land Estee Lauder in Hot Water
Estee Lauder makes its money by telling people that they could look better. It's not the only company to do so and, for the most part, its products seem to do what they
Class Action Roundup – March 27
Want to know what's been going on in legal news this week? Look no further…
Is Silicon Valley Sexist? Discrimination Lawsuits Ask an Important Question
by Simon Clark on Uncategorized
Silicon Valley has faced some crises in its day. I've written several times about the wide-ranging anti-poaching lawsuits filed against the likes of Apple, Google,
Candy Crush Illegally Deletes Players' Lives, Lawsuit Says
King.com, the maker of the phenomenally successful Candy Crush game, was hit with a lawsuit earlier this month accusing the company of deleting players' virtual lives
Class Action Roundup – March 20
Here's your class action news for this week.
Class Actions That Changed the Way You Drink
To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, we had a look as some of the ways class action lawsuits have changed the way Americans drink.
Class Action Roundup – March 13
It's Friday the 13th today – but there's nothing to worry about. We're back with another Class Action Roundup, bringing you news and updates from across the country.
Lumber Liquidators Lawsuits Filed Following 60 Minutes Report
It's official – Lumber Liquidators has been sued. Since the 60 Minutes report aired two weeks ago, nearly a dozen class action lawsuits have been filed against Lumber
Gawker Interns Can't Use Social Media to Find Plaintiffs, Judge Rules
Last month, I wrote about an interesting fight between Gawker Media and a group of unpaid interns who were seeking compensation for wage violations.