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If you were a Le Moyne College undergrad enrolled in an in-person class during Spring 2020 and you were charged fees, you’re already covered — no claim form needed. Le Moyne agreed to pay $243,206 to settle claims that it kept charging Mandatory Comprehensive Fees and other fees after moving classes online for COVID-19. Your…
There’s $3.5 million waiting to be split among people affected by a 2025 ransomware attack on the University of Hawai’i Cancer Center — if you file a claim by November 2, 2026. The university agreed to pay $3,500,000 to settle claims after hackers accessed Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and research files tied to…
There’s $3,125,000 set aside for people whose data was stolen in a 2024 attack on financial software giant Finastra — if you file a claim by November 27, 2026. Finastra agreed to pay out after hackers pulled names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and financial account numbers off one of its file transfer systems….
If a “sale” email from Lenox pushed you to buy before a deadline that never really arrived — you weren’t imagining the pressure. A new putative class action, Wildman v. Lenox Corp., No. 26-2-15358-2 SEA, accuses the company of advertising sale prices to Washington shoppers that plaintiffs say weren’t accurate. Here’s what’s confirmed about the…
There’s $6.1 million set aside for people affected by the Laboratory Services Cooperative data breach — if you file a claim by November 24, 2026. LSC agreed to pay to settle claims over an October 2024 breach that exposed patient and employee information. You have until that date to file, whether or not you ever…
If a debt you thought was over keeps showing up on your credit report, you’re not the only one who’s noticed. A new lawsuit claims Synchrony Bank told the IRS a debt was canceled — then kept reporting it as unpaid anyway. Here’s what the case says happened, and what to do if it looks…
If your Casely Power Pod ever felt too hot to hold, you weren’t imagining it. Casely Inc. is now facing its third class action lawsuit in a year — Ayala v. Casely Inc., Case No. 1:26-cv-03096 — over the same lithium-ion battery defect behind two federal recalls. Here’s what that means for you. Casely Power…
Donald Trump lost a lawsuit in England in 2024. He hasn’t paid the legal bill that came with it. Now the company he sued is trying to collect that debt through his golf resort in Scotland — and the case has turned into a fight over whether Trump actually owns Turnberry at all. Trump-Orbis Turnberry…
Methylene chloride’s ban just got more complicated. On September 15, 2026, the Fifth Circuit didn’t just pause EPA’s 2024 rule — it granted the industry petitioners’ request for review, vacated the rule and its risk determination, and sent the whole thing back to EPA. If you searched this because you heard “the ban was overturned,”…