Hello! Nice inbox you have there. I brought that sweet, sweet class action news you ordered, and believe me, you’re in for a treat. Made fresh for you, we have information on troublesome Nutribullet blades, more aloe products that may not contain any...
As the weather warms up, so do sales of all our favorite summer products. Cool drinks? Check. Sunglasses? Of course. Sunscreen and aloe vera? Maybe. It turns out that your aloe vera, however, may not contain much aloe at all...
A lot of the time, workers and consumers don’t know their rights. Whatever the reason – and it’s certainly hard to keep up with legislation passed at state and federal levels – this can leave people feeling helpless, with no motivation to fight back.
March is here – can you believe it? Things are really starting to pick up here over at ClassAction.org. This week’s newsletter has a pretty wide range of topics: there’s news of Jeeps that roll away without warning, troublesome plumbing valves, and...
The second half of February’s a weird time of the year. The Superbowl is over, Valentine’s has passed, but spring is still just out of reach. Lucky for you, the new ClassAction.org newsletter is here! There’s a lot going on (as always) and we’ve picked...
Happy New Year! 2016 is here, and it’s hard to believe it’s been almost two years since the first ClassAction.org newsletter went out. A lot’s happened in that time, but one thing remains the same: we’re bringing you the cases that matter most, the big...
Well, it’s November. Halloween is behind us, Thanksgiving ahead – and darker nights, too. Heading home from work in the dark is never fun, and this week’s newsletter has a bit of a focus on what’s really going on at workplaces across the country.
October’s here, the leaves are changing, and it’s getting harder to avoid pumpkin-flavored everything. And with the start of fall comes ClassAction.org’s latest newsletter. For homeowners, we’ve got news about “loss draft” insurance check problems and...
There are more than 250 million cars on the road in the United States, but not all of them are safe – and cases of exploding sunroofs and damaged cars being sold as "accident-free” are prompting complaints from worried consumers.
Last weekend, The New York Times published a much-debated exposé of Amazon.com’s workplace culture. It painted a grim picture – and raised questions about how American companies treat their employees. The way we work matters, and the way companies pay...
This week’s newsletter has a bit of a traveling focus. We’ve got news on exploding sunroofs in certain Kia models, vibration problems in America’s most popular SUV, and the latest settlement details in the Toyota acceleration litigation.
Well, it’s been a while since our last newsletter, but we’re back up and running now. Apologies for the brief pause – while a lot’s been happening, the biggest news here is that I’ll be moving to the UK in a couple of weeks. Fear not, readers – work...
