Recent Class Actions You May Be Eligible For

This class action lawsuit claims that Nextgen Leads violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by making unsolicited calls to consumers’ home telephones without consent.

This class action lawsuit claims that Box-n-Go violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by sending unsolicited text messages to consumers’ cell phones without obtaining consent.

This class action lawsuit claims that Verizon obtains credit reports through “hard” credit pulls, which result in significant harm including decreased credit scores for consumers and the disclosure of private information, despite instructions not to do so.

            This class action lawsuit claims that the use of SCCY holsters in combination with SCCY firearms poses an unreasonable danger of accidental discharge.

            This class action lawsuit claims that People’s United Bank systematically assesses overdraft fees on transactions when there is enough money in the checking account to cover the transactions presented for payment.

This class action lawsuit claims that WBM International falsely advertised its Himalayan salt lamp products as effective in treating and preventing many health problems and diseases despite the absence of FDA approval.

This class action lawsuit claims that American Savings Bank violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by using an automatic telephone dialing system to send text messages to consumers without consent.

This class action lawsuit claims that Ally Bank sold GAP Agreements for vehicles in Maryland that did not cancel consumers’ loan debt when the vehicle was totaled.

This class action lawsuit claims that LuLaRoe’s online point-of-sale payment platform, called “Audrey,” automatically charges customers sales tax based on the location of LuLaRoe’s consultant who made the sale, not the laws of the tax authority of the “ship to address.”