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Google agreed to pay $8.25 million in January 2026 to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the tech giant illegally collected personal data from children under 13 through apps in its “Designed for Families” program. Between 3.8 and 10 million children who downloaded family-friendly apps from the Google Play Store may be eligible for compensation…
The Dollar General deceptive pricing class action settlement resolves allegations that Dolgencorp, LLC charged customers higher prices at checkout than advertised on shelf labels nationwide. Under the proposed $15 million settlement, approved preliminarily by New Jersey Superior Court on November 19, 2025, customers who paid more (or less) than advertised prices between October 10, 2016…
The Sealy class action lawsuit alleges American Textile Company falsely advertised certain bedding products as having a 1250 thread count when actual quality was significantly lower. Filed as Santiago v. American Textile Company, Inc., the case resulted in a $750,000 settlement approved October 30, 2025. Consumers who purchased Sealy 1250 thread count sheets, pillowcases, or…
The Kanakuk lawsuit refers to multiple ongoing civil cases alleging the Branson, Missouri Christian summer camp knowingly concealed sexual abuse by former director Pete Newman, who was convicted in 2010 of abusing children and is serving two life sentences plus 30 years. Survivors claim camp leadership received reports of Newman’s inappropriate conduct as early as…
The Vital Farms eggs lawsuit was a class action filed in May 2021 alleging the pasture-raised egg company deceived consumers with false animal welfare claims. The case ended in January 2025 when plaintiffs agreed to drop all claims without Vital Farms paying any settlement. PETA Foundation, which helped file the original lawsuit, withdrew in May…
The MOHELA lawsuit alleges the Higher Education Loan Authority of the State of Missouri systematically failed 6.5 million student loan borrowers through illegal servicing practices. Filed initially in July 2024 by the American Federation of Teachers and amended in January 2026, the case claims MOHELA violated consumer protection laws by providing inadequate customer service, processing…
The Mod Jed lawsuit refers to an employment tribunal case where former Old School Runescape moderator Jed Sanderson successfully challenged his 2018 termination. A UK tribunal ruled in March 2022 that Jagex unfairly dismissed Sanderson despite allegations he stole 45 billion in-game coins worth roughly $20,000. The company was ordered to pay £1,008 ($1,314) in…
A class action lawsuit filed January 13, 2026, claims Starbucks misled shoppers with “100% Ethical Coffee Sourcing” claims while allegedly sourcing beans from farms with documented labor violations and failed to disclose industrial solvents in decaf products. Two consumers—Jennifer Williams and David Strauss—sued in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington on behalf…
The truth about the Jayda Wayda lawsuit: Social media influencer Jayda Cheaves (known as Jayda Wayda) filed a $30 million lawsuit against Walgreens in June 2019 after pharmacy employees illegally accessed and leaked her private medical records. The case, filed in Georgia Northern District Court, alleged HIPAA violations when Walgreens employees shared her prescription information…