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Updated September 26, 2026 Star Meat Delivery Inc. is recalling 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat products distributed under the A&D Foods label after the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) found that the meat was produced without federal inspection and carried a false USDA inspection mark. The recall, announced by FSIS…
American Vision Partners Data Breach Settlement — Key Facts Detail Information Settlement Amount $1,750,000 Claim Deadline November 12, 2026 Who Qualifies Damages Class: ~258,070 people whose Social Security number and other personal data were compromised. Injunctive Relief Class: ~1.6 million people whose personal information American Vision Partners collected or maintained. Estimated Payout Pro-rata cash payment…
Club Med Flash Sale Email Lawsuit — Key Facts Detail Information Lawsuit Filed March 23, 2026 — Snohomish County Superior Court, Washington Defendant Club Med Sales, Inc. Alleged Harm “Flash sale” and limited-time promotional emails allegedly containing false or misleading deadline claims Law Alleged Washington Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA), RCW 19.190.020(1)(b) Who Is Affected…
The Trump administration went back to the Supreme Court on Thursday, September 24, 2026 — the third time in this same fight. At stake: whether immigration officers can put someone on a plane to a country that isn’t in their deportation paperwork, without first telling them where they’re going or giving them a chance to…
Nine states just sued the federal government over something you’re probably already paying for: your electric bill. On September 22, 2026, New York led seven other states in suing the U.S. Department of the Interior in the Eastern District of New York, case number 1:26-cv-05851. California filed two of its own lawsuits the same week….
Two separate lawsuits set out to unravel Ohio’s voter-approved abortion-rights amendment in 2026. Both got thrown out. Neither time did a judge actually rule on whether the amendment itself was valid. Both times, the answer was the same: the people who sued couldn’t show the amendment had personally harmed them — which is a legal…
New York says Polymarket has been running an unlicensed gambling operation in the state since it launched there in December 2025 — and that it let people as young as 18 place bets that state law requires you to be 21 for. Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul filed suit Thursday, asking a…
A federal judge in Seattle just ordered a former Reddit moderator to pay Nintendo $4.5 million for running Switch piracy shops. He never showed up to defend himself, so the case ended before it really started. Nintendo asked for the statutory maximum, and it got every dollar. This is not a class action. There’s no…
Four Pennsylvanians with intellectual and developmental disabilities sued the state on September 16, 2026, arguing new Medicaid rules on family caregiving and travel are functionally the same ones a court already struck down earlier this year. The case, Byrne v. Commonwealth, asks the Commonwealth Court to declare the rules invalid a second time. Here’s what…