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Thousands of fans who paid premium prices for 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets say FIFA misled them with color-coded stadium seat maps that did not reflect where they actually ended up sitting. A Washington, D.C., law firm launched a formal investigation in April 2026 into FIFA’s ticketing practices, citing potential false advertising and consumer protection…
NextEra Energy Inc. agreed to pay $8,000,000 to settle a class action lawsuit filed by current and former employees. The lawsuit claims NextEra Energy overcharged its 401(k) plan participants through excessive administrative fees and misused retirement plan forfeitures. Anyone who participated in the NextEra Energy Employee Retirement Savings Plan between September 25, 2017, and March…
MetLife agreed to pay $1,200,000 to settle a class action lawsuit filed by New Mexico policyholders. The lawsuit claims MetLife illegally reduced underinsured motorist payouts and failed to disclose coverage limitations. The settlement covers roughly 27,000 auto insurance policies issued in New Mexico between October 1, 2010, and January 31, 2022. Eligible policyholders can claim…
A class action lawsuit filed in Washington state court accuses FabFitFun Inc. of sending consumers marketing emails with subject lines promising free gifts — while hiding in the fine print that receiving the gift requires buying a subscription or product. The lawsuit claims these emails violate Washington’s anti-spam law and consumer protection statute. No settlement…
A class action lawsuit filed in March 2026 accuses Mazda Motor Corporation of knowingly selling 2024–2026 CX-90 SUVs with defective braking systems and a malfunctioning Lane-Keep Assist feature that fights against the driver’s own steering. The lawsuit claims Mazda was aware of both defects before the CX-90 launched in the United States — and concealed…
A class action lawsuit filed in February 2026 accuses The Empire Hotel in New York City of using “drip pricing” to mislead guests about the true cost of a hotel room. The lawsuit claims the hotel advertises one price, then adds mandatory fees only after consumers have clicked through multiple booking pages and reached the…
A ransomware attack on Excelsior Orthopaedics exposed the personal and medical information of approximately 357,000 current and former patients and employees in June 2024. The company and its affiliate, Buffalo Surgery Center, agreed to pay $2,400,000 to settle multiple class action lawsuits filed over the breach. If you received a notice letter from Excelsior Orthopaedics…
The Federal Trade Commission sent refunds to consumers across five separate programs in March 2026. The money comes from enforcement actions the FTC took against companies it accused of deceiving or overcharging consumers. If you dealt with any of the five companies covered below — whether you rented a home, paid for credit repair, bought…
A cyberattack on CSC ServiceWorks exposed the personal data of 35,340 people across the United States between September 23, 2023, and February 4, 2024. The company agreed to settle a class action lawsuit brought by affected individuals. If a data breach notice from CSC ServiceWorks reached you, you may be eligible to claim up to…