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Multiple class action lawsuits filed in May-July 2025 accuse LMNT of falsely marketing electrolyte drink mixes as “All Natural,” “Keto-Friendly,” and free from “dodgy ingredients” while secretly containing 300-450mg of maltodextrin per serving—a highly processed synthetic ingredient with a glycemic index higher than table sugar. Cases are pending in Montana federal court (Case No. 2:25-cv-00052-JTJ),…

The HexClad pans lawsuit final approval hearing has been rescheduled to February 10, 2026, pushing back the originally scheduled September 2025 date. HexClad agreed to pay $2.5 million to resolve claims that it falsely advertised its cookware as “PFAS Free,” “PFOA Free,” or “non-toxic” when the products allegedly contain polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). The case, Cliburn v….

Costco faces a nationwide class action lawsuit alleging its Kirkland Signature tequila falsely advertises “100% Blue Weber agave” when it actually contains ethanol from non-agave sources like cane sugar or corn alcohol. Filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (Case No. 1:25-cv-25057), plaintiff Ariel Glazer claims customers paid premium prices—$18 to…

DoorDash will pay $28 million to delivery drivers who didn’t receive their full tips between 2017 and 2019, with $16.75 million going to New York Dashers and additional settlements for Illinois drivers. The New York claims process opens in April 2025, with a filing deadline of November 21, 2025. Approximately 63,000 New York delivery workers…

Bungie has fully settled a year-long copyright lawsuit with sci-fi writer Matthew Kelsey Martineau over Destiny 2’s Red War campaign on November 14, 2025. The settlement ends a bizarre legal battle where a federal judge rejected Bungie’s attempt to dismiss the case after the studio tried using YouTube videos and fan wiki pages as evidence—because…

Temu faces multiple class action lawsuits alleging the shopping app gathered sensitive personal data from mobile devices without fully disclosing data collection practices and without user consent, violating federal and state privacy laws. If you created a Temu account and used the Temu mobile app, you may qualify for a claim of up to $5,000…

A California jury just ordered Apple to pay Masimo $634 million for patent infringement involving blood oxygen technology in Apple Watch, while the U.S. International Trade Commission simultaneously launched a new investigation on November 14, 2025, to determine whether Apple’s redesigned blood oxygen feature still infringes Masimo’s patents. The ITC set a six-month target to…