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UPDATED July 28, 2026 — A federal judge dismissed all claims in the Taylor v. Zillow case on July 27, 2026, finding plaintiffs failed to show deception or statutory standing. Key Facts table, case status, and the sections below have been updated. Plaintiffs have until August 17, 2026 to file an amended complaint. Zillow RESPA/RICO…
Six former employees—five housekeepers and one male car detailer—now accuse 85-year-old Smokey Robinson of repeated sexual assault spanning from 2005 to 2024. The allegations include claims that Robinson forced employees into oral and vaginal sex dozens of times, trapped them in locked rooms, walked around naked touching himself, and grabbed workers’ hands forcing them onto…
Latest FirstEnergy lawsuit update: On November 19, 2025, Ohio regulators ordered FirstEnergy to pay $250 million in fines, restitution, and refunds for a years-long bribery scheme involving House Bill 6. This development pushes urgent settlement payouts and new eligibility opportunities for consumers affected by FirstEnergy’s misconduct. If you paid inflated bills, incurred illegal “Pay-to-Pay” fees,…
The latest hair relaxer lawsuit updates: Over 10,700 lawsuits now allege that major hair relaxer manufacturers failed to warn women—primarily Black women—about serious health risks, including uterine, ovarian, and endometrial cancers, endometriosis, and fibroids. In October 2025, a landmark Georgia Supreme Court ruling expanded consumer rights, enabling more women with repeated hair relaxer use to…
The Subnautica 2 lawsuit alleges publisher Krafton intentionally sabotaged the sequel’s release and fired Unknown Worlds’ founders to avoid paying a promised $250 million earn-out. Recent court filings reveal Krafton executives brainstormed ways—including using ChatGPT—to escape bonus payments, with new evidence leading the court toward a decision this month. Affected gamers, staff, and anyone with…
The FTC Prime subscription settlement fund compensates Amazon Prime users allegedly misled into subscriptions or renewals. Recent court orders fast-tracked settlement approval, clarified who qualifies, set new claim windows, and require evidence like statements showing unauthorized Prime charges. Act fast—new deadlines loom for eligible claimants. How Can You Get Your FTC Prime Subscription Settlement Fund…
Cash App faces two major lawsuit settlements totaling $27.5 million over data breaches and unsolicited text messages. The $15 million data breach settlement received final court approval on January 13, 2025, with payments expected throughout 2025. The $12.5 million spam text settlement awaits final approval at a December 2, 2025 hearing. This information is for…
A federal bankruptcy judge approved the Sackler family’s $7 billion opioid settlement on November 18, 2025, requiring the billionaire clan to pay up to $7 billion over 15 years while giving up Purdue Pharma ownership. Individual victims prescribed OxyContin can receive $8,000 to $16,000 starting in 2026, but those who opt out can still sue…
Walmart’s $45 million weighted groceries settlement began distributing payments in November 2025, with claimants receiving average payments around $25.97, while a new nationwide class action alleges Great Value frozen shrimp sold at Walmart was contaminated with Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope. Additionally, a Georgia federal court lawsuit claims Walmart violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by…