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You probably saw a Money Pilot ad on Facebook or Instagram promising easy cash from class action settlements against Amazon, Apple, Cash App, or your bank. You took a quiz, got excited about the amounts shown, and now you are wondering whether this is a scam before handing over your card details. The short answer:…
A class action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey alleges that Volvo’s infotainment system is plagued with persistent software defects that disable backup cameras, freeze touchscreens, cut off audio, and disrupt turn signals — problems Volvo allegedly knew about before selling the vehicles and failed to fix despite…
Three different class action lawsuits against PayPal are active in 2026. One targets investors who lost money when the stock dropped 20% in a single day. One accuses PayPal’s Honey browser extension of secretly stealing commissions from content creators and affiliate marketers. A third claims PayPal used illegal agreements to stop online retailers from offering…
A new class action lawsuit filed March 5, 2026 in federal court in California accuses Crunchyroll of violating the federal Video Privacy Protection Act by sharing subscribers’ email addresses, device IDs, and the specific anime titles they watched with a third-party marketing company called Braze — without user consent. This is not the first time….
Pfizer has faced decades of legal action over gabapentin — sold under the brand name Neurontin — first for illegally marketing it for unapproved uses, and more recently over serious side effects the company allegedly failed to adequately warn patients about. No single open settlement exists for patients to claim right now in 2026, but…
Baseball Hall of Famer Frank Thomas filed a civil lawsuit against the Chicago White Sox, Nike, and Fanatics on March 19, 2026, in Cook County Circuit Court, claiming the defendants violated the Illinois Right of Publicity Act by selling City Connect 2.0 jerseys featuring his name and jersey number without his consent or compensation. Thomas…
On March 24, 2026, a federal judge ordered Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille and its owner, Christopher V. Perry, to pay more than $21.2 million to 707 current and former servers who said the restaurant took a piece of their tips every night — and handed that money to employees who were mopping floors before the…
New York City and McGraw Media — the production company run by Jordan McGraw, son of TV personality Dr. Phil McGraw — settled a lawsuit on March 27, 2026 over a reality show filmed inside the New York Police Department. The show, titled Behind the Badge, had been stalled in court since January after the…
A four-and-a-half-year privacy lawsuit against Google ended on March 26, 2026 — not with a payout to users, but with a federal judge approving a settlement that gives Google account holders a new opt-in privacy control. The bigger story: the same judge awarded plaintiff attorneys just $21.9 million of the $128 million in fees they…