Breach of warranty
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Hair Straighteners Class Action
The plaintiff in this case, Shmeka Gethers, was diagnosed with uterine fibroids in 2003, had a related hysterectomy, and was never able to have children. This class action alleges that the cause of these issues was her use of chemical hair straighteners or relaxers. The complaint alleges that products from L’Oréal USA, Inc., Soft Sheen-Carson, Read more
Natrol Cognium Does Not Improve Memory, Claims Class Action
Natrol, LLC makes two supplements, Natrol Cognium Memory and Natrol Cognium Memory Extra Strength, that the complaint for this class action alleges are advertised as improving memory. But the complaint alleges that the claimed active ingredient, a protein, does not have that effect and that the products “have less protein than a slice of bread.” Read more
Daiso Japanese Foods Mistranslated Ingredient Lists Class Action
Daiso California, LLC and Daiso Holding USA, Inc. sell Japanese food products in the US. The products’ original ingredient labels are in Japanese, with an English-language ingredient list printed on a sticker that is pasted onto the packaging of the products sold in stores in the US and online. But the complaint for this class Read more
Generac PWRCell System Faulty SnapRS 801 Components Class Action
Generac Power Systems, Inc. originally offered generators and other back-up power products, but in recent years it has expanded into the renewable energy business. At issue in this class action are SnapRS 801 Rapid Shutdown components, which are part of its PWRCell System for solar energy production. The complaint alleges that these switches malfunction, causing Read more
Generac Power PWRcell Defective SnapRS Units Class Action
Generac Power Systems, Inc. and Generac Holdings, Inc. sell and lease PWRcell systems that operate with residential solar energy systems. The complaint for this class action alleges, however, that the PWRcell systems have defective SnapRS units that can malfunction, overheating, bubbling, burning, exploding, and causing system shutdowns. Read more
Simply Tropical Juice Drink Contains PFAS Class Action
The Simply Orange Juice Company and its parent, the Coca-Cola Company, are the defendants in this class action about Simply Tropical juice drink. The complaint alleges that the drink, which is marketed as “All Natural,” actually contains per- and polyfluoralkyl substances (PFAS), synthetic chemicals which accumulate in the body and which have been associated with Read more
Apple Watch Blood Oxygen Inaccurate with Darker Skin Class Action
The Apple Watch, made by Apple, Inc. and selling for $400 or more, purports to be able to measure from the wrist the blood oxygen levels of its wearers. But the complaint for this class action alleges that the technology used to do this does not produce an accurate measurement for those with darker skins. Read more
Samsung Z Fold 3 Damage to Larger Smartphone Screens Class Action
The complaint for this class action calls its defendant, Samsung Electronics America, Inc., “the global leader in the development of foldable phones, which allow significantly larger screens.” But the Z Fold 3 smartphone screens have significant flaws, the complaint alleges, developing problems sooner than expected, and the complaint claims that Samsung often does not honor Read more
Added Potassium in Starbucks French Roast Class Action
Starbucks Coffee Company sells coffee in bags, including a French Roast that is labeled as being “Ground 100% Arabica Coffee.” But the complaint for this class action alleges that this representation is not true, because, it claims, the coffee also contains potassium to make it less acidic. Read more
CVS Health “Fluoride Free,” “Antiplaque,” “Natural” Toothpaste Class Action
CVS Pharmacy, Inc. offers a CVS Health toothpaste that is “Fluoride Free,” Antiplaque,” and “Certified Natural,” but the complaint for this class action alleges that none of these claims, nor the indication of peppermint on the packaging, are completely true—at least, not as the typical consumer would understand them, it claims. Read more