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Two dog owners have sued Blue Buffalo in federal court, alleging the pet food giant marketed its products as healthy while concealing known links to dilated cardiomyopathy — a serious, potentially fatal heart condition in dogs. The consumer class action, Walsh, et al. v. Blue Buffalo Co. Ltd., Case No. 1:25-cv-05808, is active in the…
Three Red Sox ticket buyers filed a federal class action lawsuit in January 2026 alleging the team systematically advertised artificially low ticket prices on its website, then added mandatory “Per-Ticket Fees” and “Order Fees” at the final checkout stage — a practice that allegedly inflated the real cost of a purchase by as much as…
A North Carolina shopper filed a class action lawsuit against Dollar Tree Inc. in early 2026, accusing the discount retail chain of printing more than the legally permitted number of credit card digits on customer receipts — a violation of a federal identity theft protection law that has been in force since 2006. The case…
An Indiana man filed a federal class action lawsuit against Valvoline Inc. in February 2026, alleging the quick-lube giant routinely performs oil changes with motor oil that does not match what vehicle manufacturers specify — exposing customers to engine damage, decreased fuel economy, and potential voiding of their vehicle warranties. The case is pending in…
Kroger agreed to pay $17 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the grocery chain reported inflated “usual and customary” drug prices to insurance companies — causing insured customers to overpay their prescription copays for years. Plaintiffs filed the case in 2021, and a motion for preliminary approval landed in Ohio federal court on…
Nutramax Laboratories agreed to pay $11.5 million to settle claims that it falsely marketed Cosequin dog joint supplements with mobility and cartilage health benefits that the science did not support. California residents who purchased qualifying Cosequin dog products for personal use between May 3, 2016, and May 6, 2022, can claim $25 per unit purchased…
Anova Applied Electronics Inc., the company behind Anova Culinary’s sous vide and precision cooking products, agreed to pay $500,000 to settle claims that it collected personal information from California customers during credit card purchases — something California law prohibits. All 6,644 qualifying class members receive an automatic cash payment with no claim form required. The…
Three former SunPower Corp. executives agreed to pay $11 million to resolve claims that they misled investors about the solar company’s financial health while it was quietly heading toward bankruptcy. Anyone who bought or held SunPower common stock or other SunPower securities between May 3, 2023, and July 19, 2024, may qualify for a cash…
Evergreen Alliance Golf Limited LP, the company behind Arcis Golf, agreed to pay up to $3.13 million to resolve a class action alleging it posted job openings in Washington state without listing salary ranges or benefits — a requirement under state law since 2023. People who applied for those jobs between January 1, 2023, and…