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Dollar General agreed to pay $15 million to settle allegations that it charged customers different prices at checkout than those displayed on store shelves. The class action lawsuit—Braun v. Dolgencorp LLC—claimed this practice violated consumer protection laws across the United States. If you purchased merchandise at any Dollar General store between October 10, 2016, and…
The Camp Lejeune lawsuit enters 2026 with first bellwether trials expected to begin after years of delays, while 409,910 administrative claims remain stuck with the Navy and over 3,700 federal lawsuits await resolution. The government has paid approximately $530 million through its Elective Option settlement program, offering between $100,000 and $550,000 per qualifying case. However,…
Capital One faces a new class action lawsuit alleging the company failed to deliver promised cashback rewards through its Capital One Offers program. Filed January 27, 2026, in Virginia federal court, plaintiff Alan McNichols claims Capital One breached its contract by advertising cashback offers—typically credited within 45 days—but regularly failing to pay cardholders after they…
UnitedHealth Group faces a shareholder class action alleging the company concealed how Brian Thompson’s murder would impact its business. The lawsuit—filed May 7, 2025, in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York—claims UnitedHealth misled investors by hiding a “corporate directive to deny medical care” and downplaying the financial fallout from Thompson’s December…
A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit against Chief Justice John Roberts on December 19, 2025. The case—America First Legal Foundation v. Roberts—was filed in April 2025 seeking access to judicial records under the Freedom of Information Act. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled the court lacked jurisdiction because the Judicial Conference and Administrative Office are…
If you’ve made political or charitable donations online and discovered unexpected recurring charges showing up on your credit card for weeks or months afterward, you’re not alone. Consumers have reported being charged repeatedly without consent through donation platforms like WinRed and ActBlue, and the FTC sent more than $27.6 million to 1,215,337 affected consumers in…
Inova Health Care Services agreed to pay $3,147,390.04 to settle allegations that it collected and shared patient information through tracking pixels on its websites without authorization. The lawsuit alleges Inova violated the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act by using Facebook Pixel, Google Pixel, and similar technologies to disclose personally identifiable and protected health information to…
A California woman sued General Mills in December 2025, claiming Fruity Cheerios boxes contain mostly empty air. The lawsuit says the cereal’s inner bags are filled to only a little more than half their capacity, misleading shoppers about how much product they’re actually buying. As of January 2026, the case is still pending in federal…
Natera agreed to pay $8.25 million to settle claims it misled customers about the accuracy of its prenatal screening tests. A federal judge approved the settlement in August 2025, resolving litigation alleging Natera deceptively advertised its Panorama and Vasistera prenatal tests. If you paid out of pocket for these tests, you have until March 23,…