Lawsuits

Nissan faces a federal class action lawsuit alleging that 2021–2025 Rogue SUVs contain rear windshields that spontaneously shatter without warning, showering passengers with glass even while vehicles are parked or in motion. Plaintiffs Nicole Delucia-Roitman and Darren Chang filed the 51-page complaint on January 6, 2026, in Tennessee federal court, claiming Nissan knew about the…

Evenflo has voluntarily recalled 74,710 All4One 4-in-1 convertible car seats after testing revealed the recline mechanism may shift unexpectedly during a crash when used in rear-facing mode, potentially failing to secure children properly. The recall, reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on December 24, 2025, affects seats manufactured between January 2022 and June…

Multiple class action lawsuits are targeting Kimberly-Clark’s Huggies products in 2025, with recent cases alleging toxic PFAS chemicals in baby wipes and false hypoallergenic claims for diapers that allegedly cause severe chemical burns. No settlements exist for these active lawsuits. What Are the Huggies Lawsuits About? Two major Huggies lawsuits filed in 2024-2025 allege Kimberly-Clark…

A class action lawsuit filed in August 2025 accuses Poshmark of secretly installing tracking software that collects users’ personal data without consent, but no settlement exists yet. However, attorneys are gathering affected Poshmark users for mass arbitration—a separate legal process that could provide compensation. What Is the Poshmark Class Action Lawsuit About? The lawsuit alleges…

The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 on January 14, 2026, that political candidates have standing to challenge election laws governing vote counting—even without proving those rules harmed their prospects. This Bost v. Illinois decision enables candidates nationwide to sue over mail ballot procedures ahead of the 2026 midterms. What Election Lawsuit Did the Supreme Court Approve?…

A Florida driver’s lawsuit against Toyota over alleged unauthorized vehicle data collection must proceed to arbitration, a federal judge ruled in December 2025. If you own a 2018 or newer Toyota equipped with connected services, this ongoing case raises critical questions about your privacy rights. What Is the Toyota Car Tracking Lawsuit About? The Toyota…

Lehigh Valley Health Network has agreed to pay $1.15 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the healthcare system mismanaged its 403(b) retirement plan through excessive fees and misused forfeited funds. The settlement covers approximately 26,430 plan participants from October 21, 2018, through November 19, 2025, with an objection deadline of February 24, 2026….

The New York Times has agreed to a settlement with the New York State Attorney General that provides $14 cash payments to eligible New York subscribers who canceled digital or home delivery subscriptions during specific time periods. The claim deadline is March 3, 2026, and no proof of cancellation is required to file. This settlement…

NorthBay Healthcare Corp. faces a lawsuit alleging it secretly shared patients’ personal and health information with third parties like Facebook and Google through website tracking pixels. If you’re a California resident who visited NorthBay Healthcare’s authenticated website or patient portal between 2020 and 2024, you may be eligible to claim $15 from the settlement. The…