The code will only work if Live Nation uses it before June 18, 2020, when it must fill up empty pockets at events and charge people for parking. If Live Nation uses the code before then, it will be able to fill those empty pockets at concerts and other events by offering free tickets to […]
If you’ve been affected by the Equifax data breach, you may be wondering how to join the Equifax class action lawsuit. The recent lawsuit alleges that the credit-rating company misled consumers about its cybersecurity and compliance policies. Claims of a massive data breach date back to 2017. In the wake of the data breach, Equifax […]
In the recent Joy-Con drift case, two mothers are pursuing a Class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, claiming that the game is defective. Despite Nintendo’s defense, two mothers are not permitted to pursue a class-action lawsuit. Plaintiffs’ lawyers have pushed back against the arbitrator’s decision, calling for the case to be reviewed by a federal judge. The […]
The NFL must pay for retired players to take a Neuropsychological and Baseline Assessment Program to determine if they have signs or symptoms of serious brain diseases. These tests also promote safety for youth football programs. Additionally, they educate former players about their rights and how they can receive proper medical care and compensation. A […]
This Navient lawsuit update focuses on the settlement agreement that the CFPB has reached with the company. What will the settlement mean for borrowers? And how did this affect the company’s practices? Read on to learn more. Originally published in July 2013, this article has been updated to reflect the latest developments in the case. […]
A lawsuit filed by some people over the faulty performance of the Google Pixel has been settled. The settlement obligates Google to pay $7.25 million in damages to customers. The money is divided into four tiers: $500 for users who returned defective units; $350 for users who paid the insurance deductible; and $20 for those […]
A class-action lawsuit against Wells Fargo is currently underway, but the allegations are complex and have been the subject of many recent news reports. Some of the claims include high-pressure sales tactics, forged signatures, and unauthorized account opening. In addition, a recent investigation by the Los Angeles Times reveals that Wells Fargo employees were using […]
There are some serious problems with the Ocwen mortgage lawsuit. The company’s technical systems are a “train wreck.” The CFPB’s complaint is based on a flawed review of data, and the plaintiffs are using this fact to further their interest. Several other state attorneys general have issued opinions against Ocwen, and a federal judge has […]
A recent lawsuit filed by a woman named Lucy Funes claims that Instagram violated copyright laws by allowing online publishers to display copies of her photos on their websites. The suit claims that Instagram induced online publishers to embed links to her Instagram posts, generating traffic and ad revenue. The plaintiffs argue that the social […]
A California federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Discount Tire, a company that sold tires. The plaintiff had claimed that the company failed to disclose the disposal fee when she purchased a tire. She had a receipt that showed the charge, but no clerk had ever informed her of the charge. She said […]
