! If you came here for information on how to claim your piece of the recent Post Foods cereal settlement, you’re in the right place. Several popular cereals are covered by the deal – and you can find the specifics directly below.
In this issue, our leading headline goes to an investigation into a couple of tech and finance companies and their alleged agreement not to poach each other’s employees – effectively and illegally eliminating competitive wages for workers.
We have two new investigations for you this week, and both have to do with fire hazards. Consumers have been reporting unexpected fires in their 2013-2019 Toyota RAV4s, as well as several big-name dishwashers from Electrolux and Kenmore.
Deciding what to feed our children can be stressful enough as it is, especially as a new parent. That stress skyrockets when reports begin to surface that certain brands of baby food may contain dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals.
When companies refuse to pay their workers for all time spent working, sometimes a class action lawsuit is just what’s needed to encourage them to change their ways.
We have two new investigations for you this week. First up, attorneys are looking into whether client associates at Wells Fargo and several other major banks are being paid properly – and a lawsuit may just be the way to sort things out.
The recent lawsuit against TRESemmé is beginning to shine the spotlight on other haircare products containing DMDM hydantoin, the preservative believed to be the cause of hair loss and scalp irritation in users.
Welcome to the latest issue of our newsletter! We have a variety of news in store this time, covering everything from a new lawsuit in the elderberry supplement saga to a potential defect that may be causing leaks in some leading brand-name refrigerators.
The latest issue of our newsletter revolves mostly around fair wages, but that isn’t all we have this time around.
While claims can’t be made just yet, a settlement has been reached to resolve litigation over the quality of certain Allura fiber cement siding. In this issue, you can read up on everything we know so far.
We’re well into the first month of 2021, and it seems that not much has changed when it comes to companies being less than honest about their products and services. But then again, we were never holding our breath.
Keeping up with the latest in technology can be an expensive hobby – especially when potential defects aren’t ironed out before products are sold to the public.
