Top Class Actions

(Photo Credit: fizkes/Shutterstock) Albany Park has agreed to a nearly $15 million class action settlement to resolve claims it deceptively advertised discounts on its website. The Albany Park settlement benefits consumers who purchased one or more items from AlbanyPark.com between June 21, 2020, and Oct. 31, 2024. Albany Park is a furniture retailer that sells couches, chairs and other home furnishings.

(Photo Credit: Primakov/Shutterstock) Who: Plaintiff Sarah Simpson filed a class action lawsuit against Apple Inc. Why: Simpson claims Apple falsely advertised Safari as protecting users from online tracking while allowing third parties to track them through browser fingerprinting. Where: The Safari class action lawsuit was filed in California federal court.

(Photo Credit: The Image Party/shutterstock) Who: Plaintiff Taylor West filed a class action lawsuit against Costco Wholesale Corp. Why: West claims the company misleadingly markets its Kirkland Signature Nature’s Domain grain-free dog food as healthy and safe. Where: The Costco class action lawsuit was filed in Washington federal court.

(Photo Credit: AS project/Shutterstock) Who: Plaintiff Mihaela Lupea filed a class action lawsuit against Gymshark USA Inc. Why: Lupea claims Gymshark engages in deceptive marketing practices by failing to disclose its paid relationships with influencers. Where: The Gymshark class action lawsuit was filed in New York federal court. A new class action lawsuit alleges Gymshark engages in deceptive influencer marketing practices by failing to disclose said paid relationships.

(Photo Credit: mariakray/Shutterstock) Who: MorningStar Farms is recalling its Plant Based Buffalo Chik’n Nuggets and Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties. Why: The recall is due to the possible presence of plastic pieces in the food. Where: The recall is effective in the United States, Puerto Rico and Costa Rica. MorningStar Farms is recalling certain lots of its Plant Based Buffalo Chik’n Nuggets and Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties due to potential contamination with plastic pieces.

Lucas v. Call-On-Doc Inc., Case No. 2026LA000403 Deadline to file a claim: 08/29/2026 Proof of Purchase Required: No Potential Individual Reward: Up to $20 Total Settlement Amount: $1.8 million Location California Lucas v. Call-On-Doc Inc., Case No. 2026LA000403 Deadline to file a claim: 08/29/2026 Proof of Purchase Required: No Potential Individual Reward: Up to $20 Total Settlement Amount: $1.8 million Location California Lucas v.

(Photo Credit: ViDI Studio/Shutterstock) Check your mailbox or inbox! In June, the Federal Trade Commission sent the following refunds to consumers and students who qualified. Don’t miss out! Sign up for our free newsletter to receive alerts about new class action settlements you can claim before they expire! The FTC sent a second round of refund payments to consumers who paid Zurixx for allegedly deceptive real estate investment coaching programs.

(Photo Credit: Koupei Studio/Shutterstock) Who: Plaintiff Haley Gray filed a class action lawsuit against MeUndies Inc. Why: Gray claims MeUndies unlawfully shared consumers’ personally identifiable information without their consent despite promises of data privacy. Where: The MeUndies class action lawsuit was filed in California federal court.

(Photo Credit: Victoria Ditkovsky/Shutterstock) Who: Plaintiff Charli Reyes filed a class action lawsuit against Motorola Solutions Inc. Why: Reyes claims Motorola violated privacy rights by operating a license plate recognition system that tracks individuals’ movements. Where: The Motorola class action lawsuit was filed in Illinois federal court.

(Photo Credit: Frank Romeo/Shutterstock) Renaissance Entertainment Productions agreed to a $1.9 million class action settlement to resolve claims it failed to disclose service fees for tickets to its New York Renaissance Faire in Tuxedo, New York. The Renaissance Faire settlement benefits individuals who purchased an electronic ticket to the New York Renaissance Faire between Aug. 29, 2022, and April 4, 2025.