The Kotex Settlement What Is the Kotex Class Action Settlement? It is a settlement agreement for a class action lawsuit where Kimberly-Clark Worldwide Inc. was alleged to have made and sold defective U by Kotex tampons. The settlement agreement totals $7,000,000, and it will pay claims for customers who purchased one or more boxes of Read More

Pfizer Agrees to a $345 Million Settlement With EpiPen Purchasers Pfizer, the manufacturer of EpiPens, has struck a $345 million settlement with its consumers, alleging that the company and retailer Mylan engaged in anti-competitive activity that equates to racketeering and state antitrust violations. Together They Stand Pfizer submitted the EpiPen settlement to Kansas federal court Read More

Walgreens Recalls Winnie the Pooh Rattle Sets Walgreens recalls approximately 54,000 Winnie the Pooh rattles following repeated reports of the bear’s feet falling off, posing a choking hazard to infants. CPSC’s Efforts Walgreens notified the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) of the recall on July 14. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is Read More

Nestlé USA and Walmart Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Deceptive Advertising of Coffee-Mate Creamer According to a Florida customer, Walmart Inc., and Nestlé USA overstates the serving size of Coffee-mate coffee creamer containers, which are marketed as having “500 servings” yet contain significantly less. Julia Yonan v. Walmart, Inc., et al. Julia Yonan is seeking Read More

TIAA $97M Class Action Settlement to Customers TIAA-CREF insurance company with over 5 million customers, including professors and doctors, has agreed to pay $97 million to settle charges that it deceived customers into shifting retirement assets into higher-fee accounts. TIAA-CREF High-fee Accounts Settlement, 2021 New York Attorney General Letitia James and the Securities and Exchange Read More

NYC Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Foreclosed Homes of Color A class-action lawsuit asserts that the City of New York illegally foreclosed on hundreds of homeowners’ residences in a program that primarily targeted communities of color. McConnell Dorce et al. v. City of New York et al. According to court records, a judge for the Read More

Settlement’s Update: CVS Enters Into Settlement Agreement, Will Pay Up Employees For Their Withheld Salaries  Employees of the pharmacy company CVS are welcoming the latest legal victory to their case as a judge has awarded their final approval of the settlement agreement amounting to more than $10 million to end allegations that they were not Read More

Class Action: Twinings Of London Tea Not Made In The UK, Actually From China And Poland  A recent class-action lawsuit is claiming that Twinings of London tea is not from the United Kingdom, and its country of origin is actually falsely represented by the company behind it.  Patricia Mangels Sues Twinings North America Inc.  According Read More

Chemours, Corteva, and DuPont Enter Into Agreement With Delaware State Authorities, Legal Charges Dropped Chemical companies Chemours Co., Corteva, and DuPont Co., have all agreed to pay up $50 million to officially settle the upcoming legal charges filed against them, contending that their facilities used harmful chemicals and released them in different areas in the Read More

SETTLEMENT UPDATE: Volkswagen Group Of America Inc. Agrees To Enter Into Settlement With Plaintiff, Promises To Distribute Refunds And Widen Audi Car Warranty Provisions  Audi owners are in luck as Volkswagen Group of America Inc., the company managing Audi in the country, has agreed to enter into a settlement agreement to end the class-action lawsuit Read More

Acura RDX Class Action Settlement Over Infotainment Systems American Honda Motor Co. agreed to a settlement that will benefit owners and lessees of certain Acura vehicles who have encountered issues with their infotainment systems. Jimmy Banh, et al. v. American Honda Motor Co Inc The Class consists of all current owners and lessees of a Read More

What You Need to Know About the Wells Fargo Lawsuits The Fake Accounts Controversy The controversy started with the creation of millions of fake savings and checking accounts for Wells Fargo clients without their explicit consent. News broke out late 2016 after different regulatory agencies, such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), charged the Read More

Allergan To Allocate $130 Million As Settlement To Appease Aggrieved Company Investors Allergan investors score a win recently as the drug company agreed to pay up $130 million as settlement for the class action filed against them, contending that shareholders were tricked by Allergan regarding their price-fixing schemes.  Company Investors Union Asset Management Holding AG Read More

Hyatt Corp. Agrees To Enter Into Agreement, Will Pay Up $1.6 To Resolve Claims They Violated Illinois Privacy Law Hospitality company Hyatt Corp. has agreed to pay up $1.6 million worth of settlement funds to finally end the allegations thrown against them in a class-action lawsuit arguing that they have violated their employees’ and staff’s Read More

Maker of ReJuvenation Anti-Aging Pills Enters Into Agreement With Authorities, Customers Poised To Receive More Than $100 Refunds  Officials from the Federal Trade Commission or FTC have announced that customers who have bought ReJuvenation anti-aging pills sold by Quantum Wellness Botanical Institute LLC may be eligible for refunds as a part of the agreed settlement.  Read More