Consumer
Kashi “Ripe Strawberry” Soft-Baked Breakfast Bars Illinois Class Action
Kashi Sales, LLC make Kashi brand Soft-Baked Breakfast Bars in a Ripe Strawberry flavor. The complaint for this class action alleges that the product’s “strawberry” filling is composed mostly of pear and apple ingredients rather than strawberries and thus cannot provide the health benefits of a product made with strawberries. Read moreConsumer
Blue by ADT Security Camera Footage Sent to Others Class Action
When consumers engage a security company, they expect to be protected and more secure from outside intrusions. The complaint for this class action alleges that ADT, LLC, doing business as Blue by ADT, instead failed in ways that ended up compromising its customers’ “privacy and protection within the walls of their own homes.” Read moreConsumer
Poland Spring Sparkling Raspberry Lime Water New York Class Action
What is the source of flavoring in Poland Spring’s Sparkling water “with a Twist of Raspberry [and] Lime”? The complaint for this class action brings suit against Nestle Waters North America, Inc., the maker, alleging that the labeling of the product is deceptive because the flavor of the water is not derived primarily from raspberries Read moreConsumer
Bagel Bites Pizza Snacks “Real Mozzarella” Multi-State Class Action
At issue in this case are Bagel Bites brand “pizza bagels” or “pizza snacks” from the Kraft Heinz Foods Company, which are advertised as containing real mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce. The complaint for this class action alleges the pizza bagels are not in fact made with real mozzarella cheese. Read moreConsumer
TransUnion Subsidiary’s Tenant Report Errors FCRA Class Action
When an erroneous item is included in your credit report, shouldn’t you be able to find out about it and have it corrected, directly and efficiently? The complaint for this class action brings suit against TransUnion, LLC, alleging that it dodges requests meant to illuminate incorrect entries in the files of its subsidiary, TransUnion Rental Read moreConsumer
Essential Everyday Ground Coffee Number of Cups Illinois Class Action
This class action brings suit against SuperValu, Inc. and United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) for their Essential Everyday ground coffee products. The containers are labeled to indicate that the contents will make a certain number of cups of coffee, but complaint alleges that they deceive customers because they actually make far less than that number. Read moreConsumer
Parent’s Choice Baby Foods Contain Heavy Metals Class Action
When the House of Representatives Subcommittee was investigating heavy metals in baby foods, Walmart’s Parent’s Choice was one of the makers that refused to cooperate with the investigation. The complaint for this class action alleges that Walmart “chose to omit or conceal” that its Parent’s Choice baby foods “contained, or were at risk of containing, Read moreConsumer
Beech-Nut Baby Foods Contain Heavy Metals Class Action
Beech-Nut Nutrition Company makes baby foods that it markets as being “100% Natural” and good for babies. However, the complaint for this class action allege that Beech-Nut baby foods actually contain significant amounts of heavy metals that may harm infants and children. The allegations are based on two reports, including one from a Congressional subcommittee. Read moreConsumer
Samsung Galaxy S20 Phone Shattering Glass Class Action
One of the most prominent features of the Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Ultra, and S20 FE phones is the camera, which offers multiple lenses. This class action brings suit against Samsung Electronics America, Inc., alleging that the camera module’s glass can shatter under normal use, rendering the camera unusable. Read moreConsumer
Apple iPhones Poor Warranty Coverage for Water Damage Class Action
Apple, Inc. makes its iPhones with a certain amount of resistance to water. But the complaint for this class action alleges that the water protection is insufficient and that owners often find that splash or immersion incidents do not qualify for coverage because of small-print disclaimers. Read moreConsumer