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If you’ve heard the term “Romeo and Juliet law” in connection with Florida, you’re probably wondering what it actually does — and more importantly, whether it applies to your situation. Here’s the truth: it doesn’t make anything legal that wasn’t before. But it does offer a real path off the sex offender registry for certain…
Your employer is charging you extra on your health insurance because you smoke — or because you won’t prove that you don’t. It feels unfair. But is it actually legal? The short answer: it depends on where you live and whether your employer followed the rules. Here’s everything you need to know. Is a Tobacco…
If you have a bottle of Angry Orange Enzyme Stain Remover under your sink, stop using it right now. On January 22, 2026, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued Recall #26-201 — pulling 1.5 million bottles off shelves nationwide due to a serious bacterial contamination risk. What Exactly Is the Bacterial Risk? The recalled…
If your InSinkErator garbage disposal started leaking or rusting years before it should have, you’re not imagining things — and you’re not alone. A class action lawsuit is now active against InSinkErator, and here’s exactly what’s happening and what it could mean for you. The Design Defect: What’s Actually Wrong The lawsuit targets InSinkErator’s Badger…
A federal judge granted final approval to a $6 million settlement in January 2026 in a class action against YouTube over claims that the video platform unlawfully collected facial biometric data of users in Illinois. After subtracting expenses, claimants can expect to receive around $900 each, with awards sent 30 days after the effective date…
SADA Systems filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit on December 1, 2025 in New York Supreme Court for New York County against Intrepid Studios, seeking $852,630 for allegedly unpaid Google Cloud Platform services. Seven weeks after Ashes of Creation’s Steam Early Access launch raised millions from hopeful gamers, Intrepid Studios CEO Steven Sharif resigned on January 31,…
Conduent Business Services’ October 2024 data breach initially reported as affecting 10.5 million people nationwide has exploded to at least 14.7 million victims in Texas alone—making this potentially one of the largest healthcare data breaches in U.S. history. As of January 2026, at least 10 federal class action lawsuits are proceeding in consolidated litigation in…
Tennessee quarterback Joey Aguilar’s battle for one more year of college football eligibility reaches a critical hearing on February 10, 2026, in Nashville federal court. The 24-year-old joined 25 other former junior college players in an amended lawsuit challenging NCAA rules that count JUCO seasons against Division I eligibility—a fight that could give Aguilar a…
Jason Killinger’s federal civil rights lawsuit against Reno Police Officer R. Jager remains active and is expected to go to trial in 2026, after a casino’s faulty AI facial recognition system flagged him as a “100% match” for a banned patron despite his valid IDs proving otherwise. The UPS truck driver spent 11 hours in…