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If a Covidien hernia mesh left you with a bowel obstruction, an infection, or a second surgery — you were not imagining it. In Patterson v. Covidien, No. 1:22-cv-10153, a federal jury in Boston just awarded $88 million to a Symbotex mesh patient and his wife, the largest verdict in hernia mesh litigation history. Covidien…
Grant Cardone, the real estate investor and social media personality behind Cardone Capital, is the named defendant in a certified federal securities class action that has been working its way through the courts since 2020. The case, Pino v. Cardone Capital, LLC, et al., reached a pivotal stage in 2026: a federal judge certified the…
Quick answer: if you’ve called a Walmart customer service line while living in Illinois, there’s a good chance your voice became a database entry. A new class action says Walmart’s AI system builds a “voiceprint” from every call — and never asked permission the way Illinois law requires. Walmart Voiceprint Biometric Lawsuit — Key Facts…
If you’ve burned through your Claude usage cap way faster than you expected this year — you weren’t imagining it. Anthropic, PBC is now facing a class action in the Northern District of California claiming exactly that: backend changes quietly cut into what paying subscribers were getting, without a refund. Here’s what the case says…
If Trajector billed you thousands after your VA disability rating went up, you weren’t imagining the sting. A federal class action, Quijada v. Trajector, Inc., accuses the company of charging veterans for VA claims help it wasn’t accredited to sell. Here’s the twist: Trajector just filed bankruptcy, and that filing has frozen the case before…
Honda is facing a new class action — Bodney v. American Honda Motor Co., Inc., Case No. 2:26-cv-05939 — over a starting system defect in the Odyssey minivan. If your Odyssey has ever refused to restart at a red light, or just sat dead in the driveway, you’re not imagining it. Here’s what the lawsuit…
If money vanished from your Credit Karma Money account, or you got locked out while trying to fix it, you’re not the only one. Falco et al. v. Intuit Inc. et al., No. 5:26-cv-06451, filed June 28, 2026 in California federal court, claims Intuit and Credit Karma’s account security was so weak that thousands of…
If you bought Chobani Zero Sugar yogurt believing it had no sugar, you weren’t imagining the sweet taste. On July 27, 2026, a federal appeals court revived Franco v. Chobani, LLC, No. 1:23-cv-03047, ruling that the allulose in every serving counts as sugar under FDA rules. The case, dismissed in 2025, is back — and…
If you got sick after eating at Taco Bell this summer, or you bought Taylor Farms lettuce during the recall window, you weren’t imagining the timing. Taylor Fresh Foods and Taco Bell are now defendants in a federal class action over a cyclospora outbreak the CDC has linked to nearly 2,000 confirmed illnesses. Here’s what…