Class Action Rebates
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JUUL to Pay $438.5 Million Settlement for Targeting Underage Customers
The investigation found that JUUL relentlessly marketed to underage users with launch parties, advertisements using young and trendy-looking models, social media posts and free samples.
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K-Cup Settlement, Get Up to $36 If Eligible
A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit about the labeling and advertising of K-Cup single serving coffee pods labeled as recyclable.
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T-Mobile to Pay $350 Million to Customers Affected by Data Breach
The company will pay $350 million to affected customers, with part of it going to lawyers. It will also spend $150 million “for data security and related technology.”
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$45M Monsanto Settlement, File Claim If You Purchased Weed Killers
The lawsuit alleges that the company falsely advertised and promoted its products by failing to disclose that their active ingredient, glyphosate, could potentially cause cancer or other adverse health effects.
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Law Firm Investigating New Class Action Against Zelle
A San Francisco law firm says it is investigating the fraud reimbursement practices of several major U.S. banks that use the Zelle peer-to-peer payment system.
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Contact Lenses Settlement, File Claim Before 8/22 if Eligible
This contact lens settlement comes after contact lenses manufacturers are accused of using Unilateral Pricing Policies (UPPs) to avoid competition from discount and online stores. The safety and effectiveness of contact lenses are not at issue in this litigation.
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FTC Sues Walmart for Letting Scammers Use Money Transfer Services
The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Walmart alleging that the company let scammers use its money transfers services for more than $197 million in fraudulent transactions.
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Another Facebook Settlement for $90 Million, File Your Claim Now
Facebook has agreed to pay a $90 million settlement over claims that it tracked its users’ activities online between 2010 and 2011. You can file a claim now.
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Charles Schwab to Pay $187M for Misleading Robo-Advisor Clients on Fees
Charles Schwab has agreed to pay $187 million over alleged hidden fees charged by the firm’s robo-advisor, Schwab Intelligent Portfolios.
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Google Photos Settlement, File Claim for Up to $400 (Illinois Only)
The lawsuit claims the company is actively collecting, storing, and using the biometrics of millions of unwitting individuals through Google Photos. File a claim for up to $400 payment if you’re in Illinois.
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McCormick Settlement, Get $1 Back for Every Product Purchased
If you are eligible you can get $1 back for every McCormick product you have purchased between 2013 and 2021. Without proof of purchase you are limited to 15 products.
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Neuriva Settlement, Eligible Consumers Can Get Up to $65
Defendants advertised that Neuriva products are clinically and scientifically “proven” to help fuel 6 indicators of brain health: memory, focus, learning, accuracy, concentration & reasoning.
