Hobby Lobby’s fake discount pricing scheme designed to dupe consumers into false belief of a deal and gain market share from competitors in violation of antitrust laws. Are you a Californian who loves to shop for arts and crafts supplies at Hobby Lobby? If so, you might want to pay attention to a recent proposed…
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Numerous complaints about battery life of Dyson’s V8 cordless vacuums spawn legal investigation. A legal investigation into Dyson’s cordless vacuums was recently launched, delving into persistent complaints regarding their unexpectedly short battery life. Priced at a premium in the market, these sleek and cordless appliances are coming under scrutiny for failing to meet consumer expectations…
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All Seasons Press under investigation for fraudulently disseminating false information to readers for profit. Readers react. In a seismic development within the literary landscape, an investigation has been launched against book publisher All Seasons Press on behalf of purchasers of the book “The Chief’s Chief” authored by former President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff, Mark…
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New class action lawsuits allege that Lyft failed to protect both passengers and drivers from physical and sexual assault. Ride share apps have seen a significant increase in use over the past decade, and unfortunately, reports of ride share sexual abuse have also surged, leading to numerous Lyft and Uber lawsuits. Lyft Assaults Lawsuits The…
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Toxic male-dominated culture at Uber placed revenue growth ahead of protecting passenger safety contrary to claims it made to public. A proposed class-action lawsuit was recently filed against ride-hailing service Uber on behalf of passengers who were kidnapped, sexually assaulted, sexually battered, raped, falsely imprisoned, stalked, harassed, or otherwise attacked by Uber drivers with whom…
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Google knew its technology would be used to ‘illegally intercept’ electronic communications but chose to put advertising profits ahead of privacy laws. A class action lawsuit was recently filed against Google alleging that the search engine giant is knowingly “wiretapping” several American tax preparation websites and gathering sensitive personal and financial data it can then…
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For decades manufacturers of cold medications charged consumers premium prices for nasal decongestants they knew were completely ineffective. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Nonprescription Drug Advisory Committee (NDAC) recently informed the FDA that the decongestant phenylephrine, found in many over-the-counter (OTC) cold and flu medications, is no more effective than a placebo. The…
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Owners of manufactured home communities rely on Datacomp reports to reduce or eliminate competition among themselves on price, services, and quality for manufactured home lots. A lawsuit was recently filed against several corporate owners of manufactured home communities alleging they collude with one another to increase profits by artificially inflating pad rentals. The consequence is…
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BoA defrauded its customers for over a decade by opening fake accounts without consent to boost profits from junk fees. The Consumer Financial Protection Board (CFPB) recently ordered Bank of America (BoA) to pay $100 million to customers for systematically double-dipping on fees imposed on customers with insufficient funds in their account, withholding reward bonuses…
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Amazon accused of illegally inducing consumers to sign up for its Prime service and then hindering them from canceling their subscription. A recently filed lawsuit alleges that Amazon “duped millions of consumers” into enrolling in Prime by using “manipulative, coercive or deceptive” design tactics on its website known as “dark patterns.” And when consumers wanted…
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