In this issue, we’ll talk about the fees you may have been charged if you ordered a fresh açaí bowl for delivery and how your personal data may have been misused if you bought auto parts online.
This week, attorneys have launched new investigations into what may amount to unlawful online data sharing.
In this issue, we’re taking a look at how the companies getting you road-ready and providing power to your home are handling your personal data.
Most people love a good sale, but in our first story, attorneys suspect that certain “limited time” sales emails could be misleading because the offers may not actually be as “limited” as they seem.
In this issue, we’ll take a look at a popular internet provider that may be deceiving consumers by tacking on extra monthly fees, as well as a popular sports website that could be mishandling users’ data.
In this issue, we’ll open with a look at potentially unlawful interest rates on certain cash advances and how your data is being treated on various financial sites.
In this issue, our first two stories will be of interest to anyone using a popular app to learn a new language, as well as those who may have overpaid for their soup, salad and breadsticks.
What do Hersheypark, HelloFresh and Eventbrite have in common? Potential consumer protection law violations.
In our latest issue, we’re taking a look at several new investigations into how your personal information is handled when you shop online or use certain health and wellness apps.
From the never-ending struggle with online privacy to a possible change in recipe for a popular hot sauce brand, we have you covered with the latest news from ClassAction.org.
In our latest issue, we’re taking a look at two companies over the way they levy fees on consumers. If you order pizza online or love a good day at a theme park, keep reading for the details.
If you’ve been keeping up with the scrutiny surrounding online “social” casinos, our lead story will be familiar, as attorneys have added several new platforms to their investigation.
