Lawsuits

Presbyterian Healthcare Services agreed to pay $3,500,000 to resolve a class action lawsuit alleging it misrepresented the qualifications of Dr. Guy Rosenschein — a pediatric surgeon and urologist it employed from 2012 to 2016 at its Albuquerque, New Mexico facilities. The lawsuit focuses specifically on whether Presbyterian deceived parents about Rosenschein’s credentials, not the full…

Concentric LLC agreed to pay $2,476,500 to resolve a class action lawsuit alleging it posted Washington state job listings without disclosing salary ranges or benefits — a violation of state law. If you applied for a Concentric position in Washington between January 1, 2023, and March 3, 2026, you likely qualify for a cash payment….

A Charleston-based newspaper company called Evening Post Publishing left the personal data of over 15,000 people exposed to ransomware hackers in March 2024. The stolen files contained Social Security numbers, passport numbers, credit card details, and driver’s license numbers. The company has now agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a class action lawsuit. If you…

If you spent years writing checks to Varsity Brands for cheer competitions, camps, or uniforms — and you lived in one of 35 eligible states — a federal court says you may be owed money back. Families filed a lawsuit in 2020 claiming Varsity rigged the cheer market to overcharge them. Varsity settled for $82.5…

Getting injured in a Lyft is more complicated than a regular car crash — because there’s no single insurance policy that always applies. Which company pays, and how much they owe you, depends almost entirely on one thing: what the driver was doing in the app at the exact moment of impact. This guide explains…

A proposed class action lawsuit filed in March 2026 accuses Intuit — the company behind TurboTax — and six of its subsidiaries and lending partners of violating the Military Lending Act by charging excessive hidden fees on refund advance loans and requiring military borrowers to sign away their right to sue. The case, Bostick v….

Every time a California patient logged into Sutter Health’s MyHealthOnline portal between 2015 and 2020, tracking tools embedded in the login page allegedly transmitted their personal and health information to companies like Meta and Google — without their knowledge or consent. A class action filed in 2019 challenged that practice under California privacy law, and…

Morrow County residents in northeast Oregon have been drinking nitrate-contaminated well water for years — in some cases at levels nearly ten times the federal safety limit. In February 2024, a group of affected homeowners filed a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court against Amazon and 16 other defendants, alleging their industrial operations at…

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office sued Choice Home Warranty in 2019, alleging the company sold home warranty policies over the phone while hiding the exclusions that would let it deny most claims. After more than six years of litigation, Choice Home Warranty agreed to a consent judgment on January 23, 2026, requiring it to pay…