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Back in September we reported on the rising tide of concussion lawsuits in American sports. Football, hockey and soccer have their own controversies, with a $765 million

The way drugs and medical devices are advertised on television is, understandably, closely regulated by the FDA. Companies can't just make claims without evidence

It's been a busy week here in the ClassAction.org office – and there's been plenty of interesting news to share. So, it's time for this week's class action round up

We're starting a new tradition here at ClassAction.org. Every Friday, we'll bring you a roundup of class action news throughout the United States, giving you a quick and

Unless you've been hiding under a rock recently, you'll have heard about the ongoing tension between the United States and North Korea over a massive hack

Big news this week: a jury in California has sided with Apple in a $351 million trial over the company's iTunes software update and changes to the way iPods function.

With the weather getting colder and heating bills rising, it's a bad time to find out you may have been charged more than you owed.