Category Lawsuits

Indexed annuity lawsuits are legal claims brought by customers who allege they were sold misleading or unsuitable equity-indexed annuity (EIA) products...

Variable annuity lawsuits arise when insurance companies, brokers, or financial advisors are accused of deceptive sales practices, unsuitable...

A life insurance fee lawsuit is a class action case filed against insurance companies that allegedly charged policyholders excessive, unauthorized, or...

Annuity fee lawsuits target financial institutions and brokers accused of charging excessive fees, failing to disclose true costs, or steering investors...

Retirement account fee lawsuits challenge whether plan sponsors and investment advisors have breached their fiduciary duties by allowing excessive fees in...

Mutual fund fee lawsuits are legal actions brought by investors against mutual fund companies, investment managers, and brokers who charge excessive or...

Investment management fee lawsuits represent a growing category of legal action where investors challenge financial advisors and fund managers for...

A federal judge in Manhattan dismissed a major class action lawsuit against Fidelity Investments over money market fund fees in March 2026, ruling that...

A savings account interest rate lawsuit is a legal action brought against financial institutions that deliberately charge customers significantly lower...