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The NEC lawsuit formula litigation involves thousands of claims against Abbott Laboratories (Similac) and Mead Johnson Nutrition (Enfamil) alleging their cow’s milk-based formulas cause necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants. Plaintiffs claim manufacturers failed to warn parents and healthcare providers about increased NEC risks despite decades of medical evidence. If your premature baby developed NEC after…

Avocado Green Mattress faces two major class action lawsuits—one alleging fake sales and discounts filed in June 2025, and another claiming greenwashing and false organic claims that was dismissed in August 2023. If you bought an Avocado mattress based on advertised discounts or organic certifications, here’s what the allegations mean for consumers and whether you…

NBA Properties and Dapper Labs agreed to a $7.05 million settlement resolving allegations they violated federal privacy laws by sharing NBA Top Shot users’ video-viewing data with Meta (Facebook) without consent through tracking pixels. US residents who had both an NBA Top Shot account and a Facebook account between June 15, 2020, and January 30,…

JOOLA agreed to a $790,000 settlement resolving class action lawsuits alleging the company falsely advertised its Gen 3 pickleball paddles as USA Pickleball Association-approved when they weren’t. Over 17,000 US residents who currently own Gen 3 paddles can claim $300 cash with proof of purchase or a $150 JOOLA gift code without proof—but must return…

Jay-Z faces multiple active lawsuits stemming from sexual assault allegations that were later withdrawn. After a woman (Jane Doe) accused him and Sean “Diddy” Combs of rape in December 2024 then voluntarily dismissed her case in February 2025, Jay-Z sued both the accuser and her attorney Tony Buzbee for defamation and malicious prosecution in Alabama…

Bumble faces multiple class action lawsuits alleging privacy violations, auto-renewal billing fraud, securities fraud, and gender discrimination—potentially affecting millions of US users who claim damages ranging from unauthorized charges to civil rights violations. Illinois users already received over $1,400 each from a $40 million biometric privacy settlement that closed in 2024, while a $22.5 million…