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A free software update from Hyundai isn't all you're entitled to. Here's what the recall doesn't cover and how the pending class action changes the math.
With CFPB enforcement narrowed in 2026, private FCRA lawsuits are the most direct path to remedy inaccurate credit reporting. Damages, deadlines, and what consumers should do now.
As the CFPB faces a 2026 funding crisis, private class actions under CROA and FCRA become the primary check on credit repair companies that violate federal law. Here's how the legal exposure works and what consumers can recover.
A $5 million class action settlement is open for California residents who paid for Google Play subscription renewals between 2014 and 2019. No claim form needed — payments are automatic, but the opt-out deadline is May 9, 2026.
A clear breakdown of the Lume deodorant lawsuits — including the dismissed 2023 "clinically proven" case and the 2025 Mando skin irritation class actions — plus what consumers can do.
Federal class action filings spiked in 2025 after nearly a decade of stability. From data breaches to junk fees and dark patterns, here is what is driving the surge in consumer protection lawsuits — and what your rights are.
The Tracy v. Elekta settlement is an $8.9 million class action resolution stemming from a 2021 ransomware attack that exposed the sensitive medical and personal data of approximately 497,000 patients. Learn who qualifies, how much you can receive, and the current payment status.
A class action lawsuit alleges e.l.f. Cosmetics sold its Holy Hydration! Gentle Peeling Exfoliant and Glossy Lip Stain in containers that are up to 50% empty. Here's what California consumers need to know about the case and their rights.
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