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Two Southern New Hampshire University students filed a class action lawsuit on December 20, 2025, claiming SNHU illegally shares sensitive student information—including GPAs, ethnicities, gender identities, and financial aid data—with Google and TikTok through tracking tools on its student portal. The lawsuit alleges violations of federal student privacy law (FERPA) and seeks to represent all…
MGM Resorts International agreed to a $45 million settlement resolving claims from two massive data breaches affecting 37 million customers—one in July 2019 and another in September 2023 that crippled Las Vegas Strip operations. A federal judge granted final approval on June 18, 2025. Payments for approved cash claims just began December 12, 2025, with…
Roseanne Barr has no viable legal claims against ABC despite viral stories claiming she won $208 million—those reports are confirmed satire. Legal experts say ABC’s 2018 cancellation of “Roseanne” was entirely lawful because talent contracts include morals clauses allowing networks to terminate for behavior that damages their reputation, the First Amendment doesn’t protect private employees…
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia won a preliminary injunction in December 2024 that granted him an extra year of eligibility, arguing NCAA rules counting junior college seasons against Division I eligibility violate antitrust law. The case challenges the NCAA’s Five-Year Rule and is now expanding into a class-action lawsuit with multiple plaintiffs from different schools. The…
Poppi settled a class action lawsuit for $8.9 million over allegations that its “gut healthy” marketing claims lacked scientific backing. The lawsuit claimed Poppi contains just two grams of prebiotic fiber per can—an amount too low for meaningful gut health benefits. The claim deadline is September 26, 2025. Eligible consumers can receive up to 75…
An active class action lawsuit alleges Apple illegally monopolizes cloud storage on iPhones and iPads by blocking third-party services from accessing critical backup files, forcing users to overpay for iCloud. On June 16, 2025, a federal judge denied Apple’s motion to dismiss, allowing monopolization claims to proceed. The case covers US consumers who purchased iCloud…
Multiple Experian class action lawsuits are active as of December 2025, including a major CFPB lawsuit filed January 7, 2025, alleging sham credit report investigations, a June 2025 lawsuit claiming illegal phone number sales to lenders, and a completed $22.45 million settlement for inaccurate address reporting. Affected consumers may qualify for compensation or individual FCRA…
The $141 million TurboTax settlement compensates 4.4 million consumers who paid for tax prep services that should have been free. If you used TurboTax for tax years 2016-2018 and were eligible for IRS Free File, you qualify for automatic payment—no claim form required. What the TurboTax Settlement Involves Intuit agreed to pay $141 million after…
Rep. Joyce Beatty filed a lawsuit Monday in federal court challenging President Trump’s addition of his name to the Kennedy Center, arguing the board vote violated federal law because only Congress can rename the institution. The suit targets the December 18, 2025 board decision to rebrand the venue as the “Trump-Kennedy Center.” What the Kennedy…