Apple's iTunes Monopoly Case: Jury Decision Ends Customers' Hopes
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.
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Energy Companies Face Lawsuits for Deceptive Overbilling
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.
Mandatory Arbitration Continues to Pose Real Threat to Consumers' Rights
74,000 words. What does that number mean? It's just under the length of the first Harry Potter book. It's just over The Catcher in the Rye.
Mixed Results Continue in Transvaginal Mesh Cases
It's been a mixed couple of weeks for transvaginal mesh lawsuits. While seven different manufacturers continue to face multidistrict litigations in West Virginia
Applebee's 'Hidden Drink Prices' Lawsuit Gets Dismissed – As It Should Be
by Simon Clark on Consumer Fraud
It's fair to say that class action lawsuits get their share of bad press. Some of the most common criticisms include allegations that they're frivolous, a waste of time
Is Herbalife a Pyramid Scheme? Investigation Continues
Herbalife Ltd., a multilevel marketing business that sells weight management products, agreed to pay $15 million last week to settle a class action lawsuit
Verizon Family Plan Overbilling Ends in $64 Million Settlement
Earlier this week, Verizon Communications, Inc. agreed to a $64.2 million settlement as part of a class action lawsuit over its alleged overbilling of Family SharePlan
What Does 'FDA Approved' Mean?
It seems like hundreds of products are labeled 'FDA approved,' but what does this term actually mean?
Pharma Advertising: The Good, The Bad, And Now It's Getting Ugly
by Tara Voss on Dangerous Drugs
In early 2014, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued proposed guidance for pharmaceutical companies who elect to use Twitter or paid search to promote their drugs
What's That You're Eating? Our New Guide to Natural Food Lawsuits
It's important to know what you're eating, and the growth of the natural and organic movements over the last few decades has made consumers more informed than ever.