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King’s Hawaiian Rolls Not Made in Hawaii New York Class Action
King’s Hawaiian, LLC is known for its small, sweet, rounded dinner rolls that are made with added sugar and pineapple juice, which it sells as Hawaiian rolls. But the complaint for this class action alleges that King’s packaging suggests that the rolls are made in Hawaii and that this is false and deceptive. Read moreConsumer
Duracell Optimum Batteries “Longer Life” Claims New York Class Action
AA batteries are the most popular size in the US, used to power cordless telephones, shavers, power tools, and remote controls, among other things. Duracell US Operations, Inc. makes AA and AAA batteries. Its Optimum line markets these sizes of batteries as having “Extra Life” and “Extra Power,” but the complaint for this class action Read moreConsumer
Aldi Beaumont Coffee Number of Cups per Container Class Action
Beaumont Coffee comes in containers that are labeled with how many six-ounce cups the coffee in the container can make. But the complaint for this class action alleges that the cannisters do not hold nearly enough coffee to make as many cups as advertised. The complaint brings suit against Aldi, Inc., Coffee Holding Company, Inc., Read moreConsumer
Gap, Banana Republic Credit Cards Vanishing Rewards Class Action
“Rewards programs are the primary driver of customers’ choice in credit cards[,]” says this complaint. The class action alleges that Gap, Inc., Banana Republic, and Synchrony Bank promoted the rewards associated with their credit card, but that in certain situations they permit themselves to wipe out accumulated rewards. Read moreConsumer
Sargento Cheeses Advertised as Having “No Antibiotics” Class Action
“According to the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization,” says the complaint for this class action, “antibiotic resistance—the ability of germs to defeat the drugs designed to kill them—is one of the greatest and most urgent public health risks of our time.” At issue in this case are cheeses made by Sargento Read moreConsumer
Glock Hand Gun Blowouts and Damaged Casings Class Action
Guns are certainly dangerous, but they are not expected to be dangerous to the user. This class action bring suit against Glock, Inc., Glock Ges.m.b.H, and a number of unknown parties because of something the complaint calls an “unsupported chamber defect.” This defect can cause a “blow out” and damage casings, making them dangerous or Read moreConsumer
Snow Tooth-Whitening and Covid-19 Product Claims New York Class Action
Snow Teeth Whitening, LLC, the possible subsidiary of Foresold, LLC, makes tooth whitening products. The complaint for this class action alleges that the advertising and marketing of the products is “fraudulent, false, and misleading…” The complaint alleges that the companies “have recently even sought to extend their fraud to suggest their products could offer protection Read moreConsumer
Under Armour Claims for Rush Athletic Clothing NY, NJ, PA Class Action
Under Armour, Inc. (UA) makes a “Rush” line of athletic clothing which it claims are “the Fabric Version of an Infrared Sauna, Recycling the Body’s Energy During Performance.” But the complaint for this class action alleges that the company’s claims for these clothes are false and that they do not do what the company claims Read moreConsumer
Junior Mints and Sugar Babies Excessive Slack Fill New Jersey Class Action
“Tootsie [Roll Industries, LLC] manufactures the most popular theater box candy products in the world[,]” says the complaint for this class action on its first page. But, the complaint alleges, sells the candies “in oversized, opaque boxes that” are “half-empty.” In other words, the boxes have too little candy and too much empty space, so Read moreConsumer
Maybelline, L’Oreal Paris “Oil-Free” Face Products Contain Oil Class Action
Maybelline, LLC is a subsidiary of L’Oreal USA Products, Inc.; L’Oreal Paris is another L’Oreal brand. Both the Maybelline and L’Oreal Paris brands offer face make-up products that are labeled as being “oil-free.” However, the complaint for this class action alleges that certain of these products, contrary to this labeling, do in fact contain oils. Read moreConsumer