Emilie Ruscoe | February 13, 2024
Esquire Bank NA and a payment processing company face a proposed class action alleging they deceptively charged their merchant payment processing customers certain improperly high fees without appropriate disclosure.
John Pletz | August 22, 2023
Millions of businesses that had webpages placed on Groupon site even though they never asked for them will now be free to shut them down.Under a class-action settlement that received preliminary approval last week in U.S. District Court in Chicago, businesses will be able to remove, edit or claim the pages created by Groupon. Other businesses that did deals in the past with Groupon will be able to get old deals removed from internet search results.
Ivan Moreno | February 13, 2023
The NFL has settled a proposed class action brought by international fans over glitches during the livestream of the 2020 Super Bowl, a Manhattan federal judge said in an order Monday.
Thomas Germain | February 6, 2023
The iPhone maker tracks users even after promising not to, researchers say. Its statement in response to lawsuits seems to include glaring contradictions.
Winston Cho | February 3, 2022
Apple's privacy campaign has driven its climbing ad revenue at the expense of competitors, especially Facebook parent company Meta.
Matthew Santoni | February 1, 2023
A proposed class action accusing Apple of breaking state laws against wiretapping by allegedly collecting iPhone data even after users opt out should be transferred from Pennsylvania to California, the company told a Pennsylvania federal court.
Elliot Weld | Janauary 23, 2023
A proposed class action accusing Apple of breaking state laws against wiretapping by allegedly collecting iPhone data even after users opt out should be transferred from Pennsylvania to California, the company told a Pennsylvania federal court.
Dave Simpson | January 13, 2023
A proposed class action accusing Apple of breaking state laws against wiretapping by allegedly collecting iPhone data even after users opt out should be transferred from Pennsylvania to California, the company told a Pennsylvania federal court.
Alex Zorn | December 21, 2022
The complaint alleges that the Chicago business listed thousands of small businesses without consent.
Dorothy Atkins | December 21, 2022
Two small businesses in California and New Jersey hit Groupon Tuesday with a nationwide proposed class action in Illinois federal court, alleging the online coupon company falsely advertises their businesses and Groupon's discounts to draw in clicks, while confusing potential customers and tarnishing the businesses' reputation.
Maxwell Strachan | October 20, 2022
Players of the popular “freemium” mobile games say spending thousands became necessary to remain a part of tight-knit online communities. “I felt it was my duty,” one said.
Robert McCoppin | May 11, 2022
Aleksey Ruderman swept and mopped the floors of McHenry County jail, wiped tables, and cleaned the showers and thetoilets — all against his will and without being paid a dime, he says.
Maxwell Strachan | November 24, 2021
Wellness boutiques say they dealt with angry customers, injured reputations, and potentially dangerous situations after ClassPass listed them without consent.
Rachel Scharf | November 3, 2021
The National Football League must face a putative class action over glitches in international livestreams of the 2020 Super Bowl, after a Manhattan federal judge said Tuesday that an Australian football fan has brought viable breach of contract claims.
Eric Gardner | November 3, 2021
The complaint estimates there are somewhere between 300,000-700,000 individuals in about 181 countries who missed out on watching crucial moments of the 2020 matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.
Maxwell Strachan | October 25, 2021
The suit alleges the fitness aggregator claims to have partnerships with “countless” small businesses without their consent or even knowledge. ClassPass, the fitness and health club aggregator and subscription app, is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit for allegedly claiming to be partner with “countless” small businesses on its subscription-based app without their consent or even knowledge.
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