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If you are one of the hundreds of Minnesota renters who filed a claim in the Stone v. Invitation Homes class action lawsuit, the wait for compensation is nearly over. This specific settlement targets Invitation Homes’ failure to provide legally required rent credits for maintenance tasks like snow removal and lawn care. With the February…
The $47.2 Million Refund Rollout (March 2026) On March 11, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officially began mailing 444,131 refund checks totaling more than $47.2 million to renters across the United States. This massive payout follows a settlement with Invitation Homes, the nation’s largest single-family landlord, over allegations of hidden “junk fees,” deceptive move-out…
As of March 2026, both Hilton and Marriott are under intense legal pressure regarding “drip pricing”—the practice of hiding mandatory resort, destination, and amenity fees until the final booking screen. While many state-level settlements (like those in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Nebraska) have forced these chains to show “all-in” pricing upfront, several private class action lawsuits…
As of March 2026, Invitation Homes—the largest single-family landlord in the U.S.—is facing massive payouts across two major legal fronts. First, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has begun mailing over $47.2 million in refund checks to more than 444,000 renters nationwide to resolve claims of hidden “junk fees” and deceptive move-out charges. Second, a specific…
Capital One has reached a revised $425 million class action settlement to resolve allegations that it misled “360 Savings” account holders. The lawsuit claimed the bank kept interest rates low on older accounts while offering much higher rates on newer “360 Performance Savings” products. The settlement benefits those who held a 360 Savings account between…
As of March 16, 2026, the class action lawsuit Cavalier v. Apple Inc. has reached a critical turning point. A California federal judge recently issued an order regarding Apple’s motion to dismiss, allowing the core claims involving toxic PFAS “forever chemicals” to proceed. The lawsuit alleges that Apple’s fluoroelastomer bands—specifically the Sport Band, Nike Sport…
Google has agreed to a $5,000,000 class action settlement to resolve claims that it violated California’s Automatic Renewal Law through the Google Play Store. The lawsuit alleges Google failed to properly notify consumers before charging them for recurring subscriptions. The settlement benefits California residents who paid for at least one subscription renewal between 2014 and…
On January 26, 2026, a consumer class action lawsuit was filed against Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. in Illinois federal court. The complaint alleges the company violates Virginia’s mandatory fee transparency laws by hiding a $9.99 “Amenity Fee” until the final checkout screen for its Williamsburg, Virginia location. The case is currently in the litigation phase…
Cadence Bank has reached a $5,250,000 class action settlement to resolve allegations that it failed to protect customer data during a May 2023 breach of the MOVEit file transfer application. The settlement benefits individuals who were notified by Cadence Bank that their personal information was compromised. Eligible class members can claim cash reimbursements up to…