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Ace Hardware Price-Fixing Class Action Claims Member Stores Coordinated Retail Prices

A federal antitrust suit accuses Ace Hardware, its member stores, and Epicor of using shared pricing data to align prices nationwide.

Google Voice AI Class Action Claims Journalists’ Recordings Were Used to Train AI Tools

Seven Illinois journalists and narrators sue Google under BIPA, alleging their voiceprints were harvested from public recordings to train voice AI.

NextEra Nuclear Plant Wage Class Action Settlement Resolves Claims Worker Pay Was Suppressed

NextEra becomes the first of roughly 20 defendants to settle nuclear industry wage-fixing claims, agreeing to pay $9.5 million and cooperate with workers.

Takeda Amitiza Antitrust Class Action Claims Generic Competition Was Improperly Delayed

A Massachusetts jury hit Takeda with an $885 million pay-for-delay verdict over Amitiza generics — the first of its kind, with trebled exposure near...

Wiley Rein Data Breach Class Action Claims Hackers Stole Sensitive Client Information

Hackers allegedly roamed Wiley Rein's network for eight months — and even non-clients are among the thousands now suing the D.C. law firm.

Costco Tariff Refund Class Action Claims Members Are Owed Money Back After Import Duties

Two lawsuits say Costco must share government tariff refunds with shoppers who paid inflated prices — the retailer says it owes members nothing.

IKEA Tariff Refund Class Action Claims Shoppers Paid Prices Inflated by Unlawful Duties

Federal and state class actions demand IKEA return tariff-driven markups to shoppers after the Supreme Court voided the duties.

Abbott PediaSure Class Action Claims Children’s Nutrition Drinks Were Misleadingly Marketed

A federal judge says Abbott must defend claims that PediaSure's giraffe-and-ruler label promised height gains the drink couldn't deliver.

Tesla Quebec Heat Pump Class Action Claims Cold-Weather Failures Could Cost Up to $400 Million

Quebec suit says Tesla heat pumps fail in the cold, seeking damages for 55,000+ owners after one driver's $4,477 repair bill.

Mass Tort Tips: Essential Legal Advice & Claim Strategies

Maximize your mass tort claim by understanding eligibility requirements, realistic payouts after attorney fees, and strict filing deadlines.

Social media bellwether trial limits expert testimony on platform liability claims

In January 2026, a court approved testimony from 10 of 11 proposed experts in what is becoming a defining trial, allowing juries to hear...

England Mass Tort Claims Offer Lessons for Global Businesses After Mariana v BHP

How England's Mariana dam ruling rewrote the rules for multinational liability and why every global company should take note.

New York Legal Action: Chemical Industry Faces PFAS Contamination Liability Claims

Chemical manufacturers face expanding liability for PFAS contamination as New York and other states pursue recovery for cleanup costs and remediation.

Federal Court Expands Roblox Investor Protection Case With Extended Settlement Claim Deadline

Roblox investors have until August 7, 2026 to request lead plaintiff status in a federal securities fraud case involving age verification features.

Covidien Hernia Mesh Lawsuit Trial Starts: Symbotex Defect Claims In Court

First Covidien bellwether trial begins July 13, 2026, with 2,400+ hernia mesh cases pending.

Delaware court raises bar for scientific evidence in drug liability claims

Stricter evidentiary standards are making it harder for drug injury plaintiffs to prove causation without robust scientific methodology.

Supreme Court Decision Shields Monsanto; Federal Law Overrules Roundup Injury Litigation Claims

Supreme Court bars state courts from suing over Roundup labeling, shielding Monsanto from tens of thousands of pending cancer injury claims.

Why Thousands of Herbicide Injury Claims Were Just Dismissed in Court

Federal judges are throwing out thousands of herbicide injury claims on procedural and scientific grounds, often before trial.

Colorado Silica Trial Becomes a Test Case for Emerging Mass Tort Claims

A $17.45 million Colorado verdict marks a turning point in artificial stone silicosis litigation, with juries nationwide rejecting manufacturer claims that engineered stone can...

Texas Two Step Bankruptcy Strategy Faces Fresh Debate in Mass Tort Claims

Three federal courts have blocked J&J's Texas Two-Step bankruptcy attempts, and a Supreme Court petition could end the strategy nationwide.

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