ClassAction.org Newsletter Archive

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.

Well, November’s here, Thanksgiving’s on its way and the darker nights can only mean we’ve almost made it through 2018. A lot’s happened – but there’s still plenty more to share.

Well, just like that, summer’s over! Pumpkins are appearing, the days are getting shorter – but here at ClassAction.org, we won’t let that distract us.

Hello, and welcome to the first ClassAction.org newsletter of September! This month, more claims of companies misclassifying their workers – and failing to pay them properly because of it.

Things are heating up and summer’s making itself known, but there’s no cooling down here at ClassAction.org. This month’s newsletter is packed with new cases and updates

It’s always good to see the warm weather returning, and with July creeping closer, 2018 is really racing by. In this month’s ClassAction.org newsletter, things continue to heat up – especially when it comes to the products you use every day