ClassAction.org Newswire

Joseph Smentkowski, Inc., which operates as Galaxy Carting, is facing another lawsuit after it allegedly balked on paying a settlement from a previous case.

Starbucks Corporation is facing a lawsuit filed by a prospective employee who claims the coffee shop franchise unlawfully refused to hire him based on the results of his background check without first providing him with a copy of the report.

A proposed class action has been filed against Richard J. Miller & Associates, P.C. claiming it sent a collection notice that failed to comply with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

FirstCollect, Inc. is on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit alleging the company failed to comply with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.

Debt collector Northstar Location Services is facing a lawsuit that claims it inappropriately told the plaintiff debt forgiveness may have tax consequences.

Three former and/or current employees of Colorado Seminary (which is also known as the University of Denver) have filed suit against the school over claims that it failed to pay them proper overtime wages.

A proposed class action claims State Collection Service tried to impermissibly collect more than $1,000 more than what's allowable under Pennsylvania law.

PharMerica Corporation, its board of directors, Phoenix Parent Holdings Inc., and Phoenix Merger Sub Inc. have been named as defendants in a securities lawsuit alleging they filed a misleading proxy statement in connection with a proposed merger.

Nationwide Agribusiness Insurance Company is on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit that claims it unlawfully failed to pay title and registration fees to an insurance policyholder after the woman's vehicle was totaled in an accident.

MECC Contracting Inc. and two individual owners are facing a former employee’s claims that they failed to pay proper wages.