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Northwell Health patients who accessed the FollowMyHealth portal or scheduled appointments online between 2020 and 2024 can claim up to $15 and privacy monitoring from a class action settlement. The claim deadline is April 20, 2026. The case, Kaplan v. Northwell Health, Inc., Case No. 520763/2025, alleges Northwell violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act by…
Athena Cosmetics agreed to pay $4.17 million to settle claims its RevitaLash and RevitaBrow products failed to disclose potential ingredient risks. If you purchased these lash or brow serums between January 1, 2017, and December 29, 2025, you can file a claim by April 20, 2026—no purchase proof required for voucher claims. What The RevitaLash…
A December 2025 class action alleges Clinique’s “Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Mineral Sunscreen Fluid for Face” provides only SPF 26 protection despite its labeling. If you purchased this sunscreen relying on SPF 50 claims, here’s what the lawsuit means for your consumer rights and potential compensation. What The Clinique Sunscreen Lawsuit Alleges Plaintiff Maria Krasnova…
A certified class action lawsuit alleges Honda sold thousands of CR-Vs and Accords with defective collision mitigation systems that slam on brakes without warning. If your 2017-2019 CR-V or 2018-2020 Accord experiences phantom braking, here’s what the January 2026 investigation means for your legal rights. What The Honda Safety System Lawsuit Alleges The lawsuit, Kathleen…
A federal judge just ruled Ford can’t escape a class action lawsuit alleging defective 10-speed transmissions in 2017-2020 F-150 trucks. If you own an affected F-150 with harsh shifting, jerking, or power loss, here’s what the January 2026 court ruling means for your legal rights and potential compensation. What The Ford F-150 Transmission Lawsuit Is…
Nearly 84,000 Genesis luxury vehicles from model years 2025-2026 are under recall because a software glitch causes instrument panel displays to unexpectedly reboot and go blank for 5-10 seconds while driving, cutting off access to the speedometer, fuel gauge, and warning lights. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced the recall on January 16,…
Yes, the United States federal government is currently in a partial shutdown. As of today, Tuesday, February 3, 2026, funding has lapsed for several major departments after Congress failed to reach an agreement before the January 31 deadline. Here is the truth: while the Senate passed a bipartisan funding deal late Friday night, the House…
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…