Scams and Ripoffs

Attorneys believe American Airlines may have wronged some of its customers by improperly closing their AAdvantage accounts and retracting their accrued miles.

Attorneys working with ClassAction.org would like to speak with any California resident who was charged automatically for an ongoing product or service. California has strict laws regarding what companies can and cannot do when it comes to recurring charges and a number of major companies.

Attorneys are interested in speaking with people who had issues receiving full refunds for events, trips and other goods and services that were canceled, delayed or otherwise affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Attorneys are investigating whether a class action lawsuit can be filed alleging Dunkin is discriminating against consumers who have milk allergies or lactose intolerance by levying a surcharge for dairy milk alternatives.

Attorneys are investigating whether class actions can be filed to help people get back any money they overpaid for document notarizations or other notary services.

Attorneys believe some retailers may be deceptively listing certain items at a discount from a higher, “regular” price at which they were almost never sold and/or advertising nearly perpetual “limited time” deals.

Attorneys are investigating whether consumers are being charged illegal and hidden fees on foreign payment card transactions. If so, they may be able to get a class action lawsuit started to help those affected.

Attorneys have reason to believe certain varieties of Fruit of the Loom’s Men’s Tag-Free Cotton Briefs may contain polyester despite being advertised as 100 percent cotton.

Attorneys are investigating whether hospitals are overbilling low-income patients in violation of federal law.

Attorneys are looking into whether HP pushed out firmware updates to its printers that illegally blocked consumers from using non-HP ink.

If you’re a small or mid-size business owner and you’ve been wronged by another person or entity during the COVID-19 crisis, we want to hear about it.

It’s believed that some marinas may be overcharging boat owners for electricity, and attorneys working with ClassAction.org are now looking into whether class action lawsuits can be filed.

Getting charged impact fees? Attorneys are now helping builders get into class actions to get their money back for what may be illegal fees. Learn more.

Attorneys are investigating whether lawsuits can be filed alleging the websites deceived customers by listing certain items at a discount when they were never sold at their higher, “regular” price and/or by advertising “limited-time” deals for products that are almost always on sale.

Attorneys have reason to believe that certain Prime Energy varieties – specifically Orange Mango, Strawberry Watermelon, Tropical Punch and Lemon Lime – may have a higher caffeine content than advertised.

An ongoing antitrust lawsuit claims anticompetitive rules imposed by Steam operator Valve Corporation have forced game publishers to pay an excessive 30% commission to sell their games on the platform – which, in turn, has allegedly caused consumers to pay inflated prices for PC games.

If you paid for college and the campus has shut down due to COVID-19, you may be able to take action to get back part of your tuition. Learn more.

Attorneys are investigating whether a leading veterinary test manufacturer illegally inflated the costs of its products, resulting in more expensive bills for pet owners. They believe a class action lawsuit could be filed.