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Gold Plus Program Members Hit Hertz with Another Suit Over Admin. Fees
Piggybacking onto a case filed back in October 2016, another proposed class action alleges the Hertz Corporation breached the terms and conditions of its Gold Plus Program by charging members excessive administrative fees for each time they passed through a toll booth without… More
NY Business Sues Three Companies Over Allegedly Illegal Fax Ads
A New York business has filed three separate lawsuits against defendants Textbook Warehouse, LLC; School Safety Czar, Inc.; and Maximus, Inc., respectively. The suits allege that the defendants violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and the New York General Business Law.… More
Operator of Greek Eatery Facing Unpaid Overtime Allegations in Florida
A proposed class action filed in Florida alleges Omega Empire, LLC, which does business in Miami-Dade County as Eat Greek Souvlaki, and its owner failed to pay proper overtime wages under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The plaintiff, who worked as a kitchen helper and cook for… More
Seterus Hit with Claims of Multiple FDCPA Violations
Seterus, Inc. is facing a proposed class action lawsuit that claims it violated several provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and "preyed upon the ignorance of unsophisticated consumers." The plaintiffs allege that Seterus attempted to collect on an HSBC Bank home loan.… More
Lawsuit: Adore's CELLMAX Anti-Aging Products Are Ineffective
Universal Handicraft, Inc. and an individual owner are facing allegations that they falsely advertised their CELLMAX cosmetic products as having anti-aging benefits when the active ingredient in the products does not actually live up to its claims.… More
Green World Pro Sued Over Purportedly Illegal Robocalls
West Coast Center, LLC (which does business as Green World Pro) and two individual owners are on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit filed by a California man who claims they violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by placing unsolicited robocalls to consumers' cell phones.… More
Suit Says Professional Claims Bureau Fails to Comply with FDCPA
Professional Claims Bureau, Inc. is the defendant in a proposed class action lawsuit filed by a New York woman who claims the debt collector failed to clearly identify her creditor. The plaintiff says she received a letter from Professional Claims Bureau.… More
Lawsuit: GC Services Miscommunicates in Collection Letters
A Florida woman has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against GC Services Limited Partnership claiming the debt collector misleads consumers by implying that interest and fees may be added to their static debts. According to the complaint, the plaintiff received three collection letters.… More
Lawsuit Claims Debt Collector Attempts to Trick Consumers into Court
Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC is on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit that claims it failed to inform consumers that any payments made on a time-barred debt could renew the statute of limitations and allow the debt collector to sue.… More
SendingIO Accused of Violating TCPA to Promote Mobile App
A proposed class action filed in Florida claims defendant SendingIO, Inc., which does business as video messaging app Cake, violated federal law by engaging in "intrusive telemarketing" to promote its product.… More
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