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There’s a claim window open right now for anyone who applied to Zales or Sterling Jewelers in Washington and never saw a real pay range on the job posting. Zale Delaware, Inc. and Sterling Jewelers, Inc. agreed to settle a lawsuit claiming their Washington job postings broke the state’s pay transparency law, either omitting pay…
Mertson et al. v. Route App, Inc., No. 3:26-cv-01172, accuses the shipping-protection company of designing its checkout widget to hide fees on purpose. If you’ve ever checked out online and noticed a small “Shipping Protection” or “Package Protection” charge you don’t remember adding — you weren’t imagining it. A new class action filed in New…
If you got a Titan Fitness sales email promising a deal was about to end — and it didn’t — you’re likely covered. Two Washington shoppers are suing Titan Brands Inc., the company behind Titan Fitness, claiming its “final hours” sale emails were fake. No settlement exists yet, but the case could be worth $500…
If your State Farm hail or wind claim got denied or lowballed — you weren’t imagining it. Oklahoma homeowners are suing State Farm Fire and Casualty Company in Hursh v. State Farm, No. CJ-2025-2626, claiming the company built an internal program to cut roof-replacement payouts. More than 900 similar lawsuits are now pending, and two…
Mathew Williamson had a heart condition doctors were supposed to be watching closely. Instead, he says, he was put on a medication his own complaint calls dangerous for his exact diagnosis. On May 15, 2025, he went into cardiac arrest. He woke up to a body that had lost both legs above the knee. He’s…
Butterball just agreed to pay $34 million to settle price-fixing claims — but if you’re picturing a check for buying a Thanksgiving turkey, this isn’t that. The settlement is with businesses that bought turkey directly from Butterball, not with the people who bought it off a store shelf. Here’s what actually happened and who it…
Two Lincoln families are asking a Nebraska judge to declare the state’s entire system for funding public education unconstitutional. Their argument isn’t about test scores or tax rates. It’s a free-speech claim: Nebraska requires every parent to educate their kids, but only pays for that education if the parent enrolls them in a public school…
If you’re a truck driver who scanned your fingerprint to enter a Union Pacific rail yard in Illinois since December 2014, you were not imagining that gate reader taking more than it should have. A federal judge just certified a class action covering more than 22,000 drivers, ruling Union Pacific may have violated Illinois’ biometric…
There’s up to $5 million on the table if you visited waxcenter.com between June 30, 2023, and April 2, 2026. European Wax Center agreed to pay out over claims it let tracking pixels quietly share your visit and browsing data with companies like Facebook and Google without asking first. You have until September 25, 2026…