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A federal judge rejected Capital One’s $425 million class action settlement on November 6, 2025, ruling the deal doesn’t fairly compensate millions of 360 Savings account holders who lost interest for years. U.S. District Judge David Novak said the deal appeared to provide account holders less than 10% of their damages while Capital One continues…
Canada Dry is fighting three separate class action lawsuits claiming the company lied to customers about what’s actually in their ginger ale. Two new cases filed in 2024 and 2025 say Canada Dry uses artificial ingredients without telling buyers. A third lawsuit claims the “Canada Dry” name tricks people into thinking the drinks are made…
There is no Coco Gauff lawsuit. The stories claiming tennis star Coco Gauff sued Karoline Leavitt, Fox News, or any media network for $50 million are completely fabricated. Multiple fact-checking organizations have confirmed these stories are AI-generated misinformation designed to get clicks and spread false information. What’s Actually Happening If you’ve seen headlines like “Coco…
The Loblaws class action lawsuit resulted in a $500 million settlement—Canada’s largest antitrust settlement in history. Loblaw Companies Limited and parent company George Weston Limited admitted participating in a 14-year bread price-fixing scheme from 2001 to 2015 that artificially inflated packaged bread prices by at least $1.50 per loaf. The claims process opened September 11,…
Vulcan Strength Training Systems sued fitness YouTuber Adrian Gluck on October 31, 2025, alleging defamation and false advertising after he called their $4,000 TALOS All-In-One Gym “the worst product I’ve ever reviewed.” The North Carolina manufacturer is seeking over $75,000 in damages, claiming Gluck made false statements about their product in a video that garnered…
Jeniffer Castro, a 29-year-old Brazilian woman, is suing GOL Airlines and the passenger who filmed her after she refused to give up her pre-booked window seat to a crying toddler. The December 2024 incident went viral with over 5 million views, leading to massive online harassment that cost Castro her banking job and forced her…
American Textile Company agreed to pay $750,000 to settle a class action lawsuit claiming Sealy-branded bedding advertised as “1250 thread count” was inflated nearly six times above actual counts using industry-standard methods. Consumers who purchased Sealy sheets, pillowcases, or bedding with “1250 thread count” labels between October 19, 2016, and October 30, 2025, can claim…
President Trump fired FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter on March 18, 2025, without cause—citing only that her service was “inconsistent with Administration priorities.” Slaughter sued immediately, arguing the removal violated the Federal Trade Commission Act and 90 years of Supreme Court precedent protecting independent agency commissioners from political interference. On December 8, 2025, conservative Supreme Court…
Royal Caribbean faces multiple wrongful death lawsuits after a 35-year-old California man died aboard the Navigator of the Seas following alleged overservice of 33 alcoholic drinks and subsequent restraint by security personnel. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner ruled Michael Virgil’s death a homicide, listing the cause as combined effects of mechanical asphyxia, obesity, cardiomegaly…