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Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ: META) reported a $9.89 billion charge in its third-quarter 2026 results, tied to its August 2026 agreement with state attorneys general over alleged harms to children and teens on Facebook and Instagram. Meta’s SEC filing describes the agreement as providing for payments of up to approximately $18.59 billion. Can parents or…
If you’ve been taking Glenmark’s generic Carvedilol for your heart — you deserve to know what was actually in those pills. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is now facing a class action, Carroll v. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Inc., USA, No. 2:26-cv-00327, in Washington federal court, claiming the drug was contaminated with a cancer-linked impurity. Here’s what that means for…
Your Tesla’s headlights might be brighter than federal law allows — and that’s not a compliment. NHTSA has confirmed 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles have low-beam headlights that exceed the legal brightness limit, and Tesla has to fix them. Here’s whether your car is on the list and what happens next. Tesla Headlight…
If you replied STOP to a TikTok marketing text and the texts kept coming — you weren’t imagining it. TikTok Inc. is now facing a class action in the Central District of California, Navarro v. TikTok Inc., No. 2:26-cv-08345, claiming that exact practice violated the TCPA. Here’s what that means for you. TikTok TCPA Lawsuit…
If you have ever streamed on Twitch — you were not imagining that something felt off about the “opt-out” setting the platform rolled out this month. Twitch and its parent company Amazon are now facing a class action claiming exactly that: Amazon used millions of Twitch streams, VODs, clips, and chat logs to train its…
If you have gotten a Michaels email that screamed “LAST DAY” or “ENDS TODAY,” and then seen a nearly identical sale pop back up in your inbox a few days later — you were not imagining it. A new class action, Crow v. The Michaels Companies, Inc., No. 1:26-cv-03142, accuses the craft store chain of…
This case closed years ago. There’s no new filing, no pending trial, no reason it’s back in the news this week. What it left behind is a legal precedent musicians and copyright lawyers are still arguing about — so here’s the full case, start to finish. Williams v. Gaye — Key Facts Plaintiffs (Counterclaimants) Frankie…
This is not a class action or a consumer settlement. It’s a defamation lawsuit filed by a company against a single reviewer, and it raises a question a lot of people never think about: can you actually get sued for a bad Google review? Here’s what’s being alleged, and where the law actually stands. Starr…
Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently retired its X2 roller coaster after a series of lawsuits alleged that riders suffered serious brain injuries on the attraction. The decision announced September 29 comes after X2 had been closed since July 12, 2026, following two serious rider incidents. Three new lawsuits filed in September allege that X2…