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Continental Finance agreed to a $5.75 million settlement resolving a class action lawsuit alleging the company made or serviced personal loans under $25,000 to Maryland consumers without the required state license. Up to 60,000 Maryland residents who had Continental Finance credit cards serviced by the company from March 2014 to present may receive between $65…
Benefit Profiles agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over an April 2024 data breach that exposed personal information including names and Social Security numbers to unauthorized parties. Approximately 20,530 affected individuals can claim up to $2,500 for documented losses or receive a $50 cash payment by filing before the January 20, 2026 deadline. An…
Rumpke Waste & Recycling agreed to a $750,000 settlement resolving a class action lawsuit over a data breach discovered in October 2024 that exposed employee personal information including Social Security numbers. Nearly 17,000 current and former employees may be eligible for compensation between $237.50 and $475, or up to $5,000 for documented losses, by filing…
The U.S. Supreme Court declined on January 12, 2026 to hear a challenge to the Boy Scouts of America’s $2.46 billion settlement, finally clearing the way for payments to 82,000 sexual abuse survivors after years of delays. The Settlement Trustee cannot yet issue a second payment to claimants because $1.5 billion currently held in escrow…
Jason Killinger is a UPS truck driver who was wrongfully arrested for 11 hours in September 2023 after Peppermill Casino’s AI facial recognition system misidentified him as a banned patron. The Jason Killinger lawsuit now seeks damages from Reno Police Officer R. Jager, alleging fabricated evidence and civil rights violations. How could showing multiple valid…
Sequoia Benefits & Insurance Services and Sequoia One PEO established an $8.7 million class action settlement after a September-October 2022 data breach exposed Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and medical information of 584,109 consumers. Class members can claim up to $7,500 for documented losses plus alternative compensation, but you must file by March 11,…
Crocs faces a class action lawsuit alleging it sent deceptive promotional emails with false urgency claims like “Today Only! EXTRA 50% off” that continued for multiple days, violating Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act and Consumer Protection Act. Filed December 27, 2025, in Colorado federal court, the lawsuit claims Crocs used misleading subject lines to trick…
Florida Natural Growers faces a class action lawsuit alleging it falsely advertised grapefruit juice as Florida-sourced when it actually contained Mexican grapefruit. The lawsuit, filed December 31, 2025, claims the company violated consumer protection laws by using the “Florida’s Natural” brand and “Owned By Florida Farmers” label while selling juice blended with Mexican fruit. A…
Anytime Fitness has faced legal action over alleged violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act involving automated marketing messages sent to consumers without proper consent. If you received unsolicited texts or voicemails promoting Anytime Fitness memberships, you need to understand your rights under federal robocall laws. A 2019 class action lawsuit claimed the gym chain…