Stay updated on the latest class action lawsuits filed in U.S. courts. From false advertising and consumer fraud to corporate misconduct find out if you qualify to join an active case and what compensation may be available.
This is a Canadian (Quebec) case, not a U.S. lawsuit. U.S. consumers have no claim, claim form or right to participate in it. In April 2024, Tim Hortons mistakenly emailed about 500,000 Roll Up To Win participants telling them they had won a Tracker Targa 18 WT 2024 boat and trailer. The company retracted the…
Caden Lane, a children’s clothing retailer, faces a proposed class action accusing it of sending marketing emails that falsely suggested sales were about to end. Plaintiff Divya Gautam says the subject lines advertised promotions as ending on a specific date or time, and that the company then extended or continued the promotions. She claims this…
Shoppers have filed five new proposed class actions over tariff refunds against Walmart (two cases), Puma, Abercrombie & Fitch and Peloton. They belong to a growing wave built on one idea: companies that raised prices to cover tariffs the Supreme Court later struck down should not keep both the higher prices and any refund they…
Two shoppers have sued Sprouts Farmers Market in federal court in San Diego. They claim Sprouts-brand chips sold as “Made With 100% Avocado Oil” or “Made With Avocado Oil” are not made with avocado oil alone. Both cases are proposed class actions: no judge has certified a class, no court has found that Sprouts mislabeled…
A putative securities class action filed on October 8, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware accuses The Chemours Company and two senior executives of misleading investors about demand for Opteon refrigerants and the reliability of the company’s 2026 outlook. Investors who bought Chemours securities between February 20, 2026 and August…
A federal appeals court has revived a proposed data breach lawsuit against health plan administrator AmeriBen after two customers alleged that their private health information was disclosed without authorization. On October 9, 2026, the Ninth Circuit ruled that the alleged disclosure was enough to establish an injury for purposes of suing in federal court, even…
A federal judge has dismissed the Town of Wappinger, New York’s lawsuit accusing Verizon, AT&T, Frontier-affiliated companies and other telecommunications companies of leaving lead-sheathed telephone cables that allegedly contaminate the environment. On September 30, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that the town had not adequately alleged a…
A newly filed class action in Seattle accuses Expedia Group Inc. of using restrictive hotel contracts, pricing rules and search-ranking tools to keep hotel room prices artificially high. The plaintiffs say the effect reached travelers across the whole market, including people who booked directly with a hotel or through a rival site such as Booking.com…
Two California shoppers have filed a proposed class action accusing Tommy Hilfiger’s outlet stores of advertising discounts that were not real. The lawsuit alleges that the “original” prices on tags were inflated, that items were rarely if ever sold at those prices, and that shoppers paid more than they otherwise would have. The case is…