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LATEST UPDATE: Settlement Finalized (January 2026) On September 25, 2025, the court granted final approval of the $18.25 million MySchoolBucks settlement. Payments are expected in late 2025 or early 2026, assuming no appeals delay distribution. The claim deadline has passed (August 20, 2025), so no new claims can be filed. The Bottom Line: Heartland Payment…
If you rented from Invitation Homes in Minnesota between July 2015 and July 2021 and mowed lawns, shoveled snow, or did other maintenance work without getting the $100 monthly credit your lease promised, you could be entitled to money or debt relief. The claim deadline is February 10, 2026—just weeks away. Here’s the shocking part:…
Regence BlueShield has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the insurer discriminated against Washington residents with hearing loss by excluding or limiting coverage for hearing aids and related services. If you purchased hearing aids out-of-pocket between October 30, 2014, and December 31, 2025, under a Regence plan that denied…
A new class action lawsuit accuses Cotton On of violating Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act by sending marketing emails with misleading subject lines that create false urgency. Plaintiffs Hannah Ryu and Ella Boers filed the lawsuit on November 5, 2025, in King County Superior Court, alleging Cotton On floods consumers’ inboxes with repeated false notifications…
A new class action lawsuit accuses Bob Evans of falsely advertising its macaroni and cheese as containing “no artificial preservatives” when the product allegedly contains sodium phosphate and lactic acid—synthetic preservatives that prevent spoilage and extend shelf life. Plaintiff Michael Dotson filed the lawsuit in California state court, alleging violations of California’s False Advertising Law…
A new class action lawsuit accuses L’Oreal of sending deceptive marketing emails with false “free gift” claims to Washington consumers, violating the state’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act. Plaintiff Sohyun Kim alleges Lancome bombarded her with dozens of misleading emails over two years, each promising gifts that weren’t actually free or sales ending “tonight” that mysteriously…
In November 2024, all five NewJeans members tried to terminate their exclusive contracts with ADOR (a HYBE subsidiary) after the company fired their beloved CEO Min Hee-jin in August 2024, claiming the agency had breached the contract and could no longer be trusted to protect them. The Seoul Central District Court ruled against them in…
Cattle ranchers and the National Farmers Union filed a massive antitrust class action lawsuit in April 2019 against the “Big Four” meatpackers—JBS, Tyson Foods, Cargill, and National Beef—alleging they conspired together since 2015 to suppress the prices paid to ranchers for fed cattle while selling beef at inflated prices. The lawsuit claims these companies, which…
Software company Appian Corporation sued competitor Pegasystems (Pega) in 2020 for hiring what they internally called a “spy”—contractor Youyong Zou—to infiltrate Appian’s systems and steal trade secrets between 2012-2014 as part of “Project Crush.” A Virginia jury awarded Appian $2.036 billion in May 2022 after finding Pega engaged in “willful and malicious” trade secrets theft,…