Category: consumers

Short Description of This Case Nature’s Way has agreed to pay $1.85 to settle claims that the company misrepresented the effectiveness of its Nature’s Way Extra Virgin Coconut Oil and Liquid Coconut Oil by misleadingly marketing the products as healthy, which violated the consumer protection laws of California. Who’s Eligible Class member who purchased Nature’s Way Extra Virgin…

Short Description of This Case A $1.7M Settlement will resolves claims that the Super S Super Trac 303 Tractor Hydraulic Fluid manufactured by Tractor Supply Company and Smitty’s Supply, Inc. was defective that did not meet the equipment manufacturer’s specification that listed on the product’s label, which result in damages to various parts of the equipment and violated the…

Short Description of This Case A Settlement will resolves claims that the BackBeat FIT wireless headphones manufactured by Plantronics were defective that are worth less than what consumers paid to buy them, because the company falsely advertised and warranted the headphones as sweatproof, waterproof, and able to provide up to eight hours of listening time on a single…

Short Description of This Case A $4.3M Settlement will resolves claims that Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) unlawfully used certain random number generator (RNG) technology for conducting drawings for various lottery drawings, which resulted in improper draw results and violated the law of consumer. Who’s Eligible Class member who purchased any non-winning ticket in the United States for the Lottery…

Short Description of This Case A Settlement will resolves claims that some refrigerators manufactured by Whirlpool were defective that can be susceptible to freezer drain tube blockage, which may result in ice build-up on the floor of the freezer compartment, and in some instances, water leakage, which violated the consumer protection law. Who’s Eligible Class member were in…

Short Description of This Case Google has agreed to pay $7.25M to resolve claims that the Company’s First-Generation Pixel or Pixel XL smartphones were defective that leads to microphone or speaker failures, which violated the consumer law. Who’s Eligible Class member who are in the United States and who purchased a new Pixel or Pixel XL smartphone manufactured…

Short Description of This Case Gap has agreed to pay to settle claims that the Gap Outlet, Gap Factory Store or Banana Republic Factory Store inappropriately used false or misleading reference prices, which violated the consumer protection laws. Who’s Eligible Class member who purchased an item in-store or online from any Gap Outlet, Gap Factory Store, or Banana Republic…

Short Description of This Case Coca-Cola has agreed to pay $2.45M to settle claims that the company inappropriately labeled its Ginger Ale products as “Made with Real Ginger”, which violated the consumer protection laws. Who’s Eligible Class member who purchased any Seagram’s Ginger Ale products between April 1, 2013 and June 13, 2019. Settlement Amount $2.45M. Amount of Class Members Varies….