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A new class action lawsuit filed March 5, 2026 in federal court in California accuses Crunchyroll of violating the federal Video Privacy Protection Act by sharing subscribers’ email addresses, device IDs, and the specific anime titles they watched with a third-party marketing company called Braze — without user consent. This is not the first time….
Pfizer has faced decades of legal action over gabapentin — sold under the brand name Neurontin — first for illegally marketing it for unapproved uses, and more recently over serious side effects the company allegedly failed to adequately warn patients about. No single open settlement exists for patients to claim right now in 2026, but…
On March 24, 2026, a federal judge ordered Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille and its owner, Christopher V. Perry, to pay more than $21.2 million to 707 current and former servers who said the restaurant took a piece of their tips every night — and handed that money to employees who were mopping floors before the…
Hertz ran two major stock buyback programs in 2021 and 2022. A stockholder sued, arguing those buybacks quietly turned a private equity fund called CK Amarillo into Hertz’s majority owner — without paying ordinary shareholders anything for that transfer of control. The case settled. No cash changes hands, but CK Amarillo now has a legal…
Investors in bankrupt electric vehicle company Arrival SA received final approval on March 25, 2026 for their nearly $13.3 million settlement — ending a lawsuit that accused the once-hyped British EV startup of selling investors a fictitious vision of AI-powered microfactories and double-digit profit margins before its business collapsed, its stock cratered, and the company…
The 2017 Equifax data breach exposed the personal information of approximately 147 million Americans — and the resulting $700 million settlement with the FTC, CFPB, and 50 state attorneys general remains one of the largest consumer data breach settlements in U.S. history. All claim filing deadlines have now passed — the extended claims period ended…
Louisville, Kentucky has agreed to pay $800,000 in attorneys’ fees to settle a First Amendment lawsuit brought by Christian wedding photographer Chelsey Nelson against the city’s Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government. Nelson filed the lawsuit in 2019, arguing Louisville’s Fairness Ordinance could force her to create photographs and blogs celebrating same-sex marriages that conflicted with her…
The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $10.9 million in refund checks to 443,048 consumers who paid Financial Education Services (FES) — also known as United Wealth Education and United Wealth Services — between May 2019 and May 2022. The FTC sued FES in 2022, alleging the Michigan-based company lured consumers with low credit…
A Puerto Rico federal court ruled on March 26, 2026 that MAPFRE PRAICO Insurance Company missed its legal window to sue a man it accused of illegally posing as a licensed public adjuster to demand nearly $48 million in Hurricane Maria insurance claims on behalf of a transportation agency. The decision — issued by the…