In this issue, we have several investigations for you, starting with a renewed look into a potential Honda transmission defect. Attorneys are looking into several additional models that contain the ZF 9HP transmission.
We’re opening this issue with an investigation into a handful of poster and canvas art websites – including PosterStore.com and AllCollectives.com – and need to hear from people who bought items on sale from the sites.
Since its launch by YouTube stars in 2022, Prime Energy has become immensely popular with the younger crowd – but the energy drink has recently come under fire for its high caffeine content and marketing.
In this issue, we’re covering a few new investigations – including one into certain brands of eye drops marketed by eight different companies and whether those companies circumnavigated FDA regulations to get the products on the market.
We’re opening this issue with new investigations into matters that are all too common these days, vehicle problems and data breaches.
In this issue, we’re covering a few new investigations – starting with one into PurFoods, also known as Mom’s Meals. The home delivery meal company recently announced a data breach affecting more than 1.2 million people.
! This week, attorneys are investigating whether the new accounts Fingerhut reportedly opened for its customers back in 2022 had a negative impact on their credit and whether Wells Fargo sent some homeowners threatening and potentially illegal letters.
We’re opening this issue with two new investigations into Walgreens and Us Weekly, respectively – and both are looking into the ways these companies handle our personal data.
If you bought health-related items on Albertsons.com or SamsClub.com, streamed courses on Coursera.com, or think you may have been affected by the recent Fidelity Life Association data breach, you’ll want to keep reading.
In this issue, we’re back in full swing when it comes to data breach investigations. Attorneys are now investigating whether Corebridge Financial and Talcott Resolution customers can take action.
In this week’s newsletter, we find ourselves returning to the issue of data privacy as a couple of websites may be violating the Video Privacy Protection Act by secretly sending certain user data to Facebook.
Data privacy is still the name of the game here at ClassAction.org. So, in this week’s issue of our newsletter, we have another handful of data breach investigations.
