Class Action Rebates
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Earth Exer-Walk Shoes Class Settlement
The lawsuit alleges that Earth violated the law by labeling its Exer-Walk shoes with the ability to “improve posture,” “strengthen core muscles,” “reduce joint stress,” and “maximize[e] calorie burn” by simply wearing the shoe. Earth denies any wrongdoing or liability whatsoever but has settled the case with a total of $270,000 to be paid to class members. You…
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Iovate Supplements Settlement, Up To $300 Rebate
If you purchased the affected Iovate protein products from March 10, 2011 until Nov. 10, 2015, you can recive up to $300 with proof or purchase, or just up to $50 without proof. You must file before February 8th, 2016. There’s a settlement pool of $2,500,000.
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Earth Friendly Settlement, Up To $25 Rebate
You may obtain a cash payment of up to $25 from the fund if you purchased one of the Earth Friendly Products. The amount of your payment will depend on the statements in your Claim Form. The settlement pool is pretty small, just $925,000, so most likely the rebate will end up being less than $25.
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Wal-Mart & Sam’s Club Settlement, $15 Gift Card
The lawsuit claims that Wal-Mart at times gave a refund or credit on a product purchased from a Wal-Mart or Sam’s Club retail location within the United States or online from Walmart.com or Samsclub.com for delivery within the United States, and the amount of sales tax refunded or credited was less than the full amount…
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PolyFoam Antitrust Settlement, $100 Or More In Rebates
This is a lawsuit regarding upholstered furniture that contain flexible polyurethane, such as mattress toppers, pillows or carpet underlays. The settlement is for the aforementioned products that were manufactured in the United States and purchased during the period beginning in January 1999 to August 1, 2015.
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Loacker Quadratini Settlement, Check If You Qualify For A Rebate
You are eligible to file a rebate claim if at any time from March 6, 2010, through September 3, 2015, you made retail purchases of one of more Loacker Quadratini wafer products in all sizes and flavors that were labeled “All Natural” or “natural”. The lawsuit claims that the Defendant violated certain laws by labeling and…
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Kashi Settlement, Up To $27.50 For Those Who Qualify
This is a settlement regarding allegations against Kashi, claiming that they mislabeled items in order to persuade customers into buying their products. Kashi continues to stand by its marketing and denies that the company did anything wrong. However, in addition to providing monetary compensation to Class Members, the company has also agreed to change its labeling…
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Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s Settlement, Up to $750 Rebate
In this case, Plaintiff alleges that improper, automated calls were made for debt collection purposes in connection with Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s credit card accounts between September 3, 2009 and July 22, 2015. These calls allegedly violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. § 227, et seq. (the “TCPA”), because the calls were made using an…
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LinkedIn Will Pay For Spamming Your Email Contacts
If you just got a long email about LinkedIn and a class-action legal settlement, yes, it’s real. And yes, you could be eligible to get some of that $13 million that the social network is paying to settle the lawsuit. In 2013, a class-action lawsuit accused LinkedIn of accessing users’ email accounts without their permission and unwittingly using their names…
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Tom’s of Maine Class Action Settlement, Up To $28
A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit about the packaging and advertising of Tom’s of Maine products. The plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege Tom’s of Maine mislabeled its Covered Products by describing them as “natural.” Tom’s denies all the plaintiffs’ allegations and is entering into this settlement to avoid burdensome and…
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Tincup Whiskey Class Action Settlement, Up To $27
This settlement includes anyone in the United States who purchased Tincup Whiskey from July 1, 2013 through Sept. 16, 2015. Plaintiffs filed a class action complaint against Defendant Proximo Spirits, Inc. (“Defendant” or “Proximo”), maker of Tincup whiskey (“Tincup”), on behalf of a proposed class of purchasers of Tincup whiskey, alleging that Defendant engaged in deceptive…
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Michael Kors Settlement, Rebate Varies
A Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit concerning the labeling and marketing of merchandise sold in Michael Kors Outlet Stores during the period July 25, 2010 through July 25, 2014. The lawsuit alleges that Michael Kors deceptively and misleadingly labeled and marketed merchandise that it sells at its Michael Kors Outlet Stores,…
