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Gen Digital Inc., the parent company of Norton and LifeLock, agreed to pay $9.95 million to settle a federal class action lawsuit over automated robocalls made to people who were never customers. The calls went to approximately 300,000 cell phone numbers that had been disconnected and later reassigned to new subscribers, causing the calls to…
Thousands of parents and students have been searching one question online: Is iReady getting shut down? The short answer is no — not yet. But a federal class action lawsuit filed in December 2025 accuses Curriculum Associates, the company behind iReady, of secretly collecting and sharing children’s private data without parental consent. The case is…
More than 800 truckers have filed lawsuits against Super Ego Holding LLC and its network of affiliated carriers, accusing the company of wage theft, falsified load documents, and illegal deductions. The lawsuit claims Super Ego misclassified truckers as independent contractors, made illegal deductions from their pay, withheld wages, and in some pay periods paid them…
The Federal Trade Commission ordered StubHub Holdings, Inc. to pay $10 million in refunds after finding the company hid mandatory fees from customers during ticket purchases in May 2025. The FTC says StubHub broke a brand-new federal rule requiring all-in ticket prices to be shown upfront — and did so right as the NFL released…
Absolute Dental Group LLC, a Nevada dental chain with more than 50 locations, agreed to pay $3.3 million to settle a class action lawsuit over a 2025 data breach that exposed the personal and health information of more than 1.2 million people. A cybercriminal accessed patient data between February 19 and March 5, 2025, using…
The American Library Association and the nation’s largest union of public workers reached a binding settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice on April 9, 2026, reversing the Trump administration’s attempt to shut down the Institute of Museum and Library Services — the only federal agency dedicated to funding America’s libraries and museums. The settlement…
A federal judge in Sacramento extended an emergency restraining order on April 10, 2026, blocking Nexstar Media Group’s $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna from moving forward — at least until April 17. DirecTV and eight state attorneys general sued to stop the deal, arguing it would create the largest broadcast station group in U.S. history,…
A class action lawsuit filed in Quebec Superior Court in April 2026 claims that maple syrup producer Érablière Steve Bourdeau sold cans labelled “pure maple syrup” that actually contained more than 50 percent cane sugar. The lawsuit covers anyone in Canada who purchased Bourdeau’s syrup on or after April 7, 2023, and seeks $100 in…
A consumer filed a class action lawsuit against Audi of America in April 2026, claiming the automaker sold vehicles equipped with door-locking mechanisms that randomly fail to lock or unlock. The defect allegedly traps passengers inside vehicles and leaves parked cars unable to lock, exposing them to theft. No settlement exists yet. This is active,…