Three more auto manufacturers are now being investigated over potential transmission defects. In this issue, we also take a closer look at the litigation surrounding a couple of big-name pharmaceuticals.
As we come to a close to an end for the Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain oil consumption saga, a new auto issue all too quickly takes its place. This time, Volkswagen takes the spotlight over a possible defect in its 2018 and 2019 model Jettas.
From our day-to-day transportation to monitoring our children, companies continue to fall short with the products they offer and try to hide their shortcomings when issues eventually come to light.
We finally have some news on two prominent cases that affect a ton of people – maybe you’re one of them. Those cases are the Chevy Equinox oil consumption litigation and the case filed over Samsung icemakers.
From L’Oreal being accused of misrepresenting the keratin content of some of its products to State Farm Bank potentially harming customers’ credit without them ever knowing, this is the latest in class action news.
This week, we’ve got lawsuits filed against car insurance companies that may be shorting policyholders on the money they get after totaling their vehicles.
If you’ve been affected by just one of the lawsuits featured in this newsletter, you’re probably doing OK – although a bit inconvenienced.
From prison guards to investors, our latest investigations are looking to make sure everyone is getting a fair shake. On the settlement side of things, we have a resolution to the Vizio smart TV litigation.
From lawnmowers catching fire to cracked decking, we may just have you appreciating the brief respite from yardwork that winter brings.
Read on for the latest, including info on lawsuits against JUUL Labs, allegedly defective military earplugs, and more. And let us know what you think about the new design!
Welcome to our first newsletter of the new year! While the overall landscape of the class action world may not seem to change much day to day, more and more people are being covered by new and ongoing litigation.
Thanksgiving’s gone, the holiday season is racing this way, and here at ClassAction.org, we’re as busy as ever. This month, we’ve got airlines that are misbehaving, jewelry that’s been heavily marked up, and sales tax you don’t actually owe.
