Latest News About Class Action

Here are some recent items making headlines in class-action / mass-claim litigation (mostly US-focused), based on the latest available updates from major class-action news aggregators:

Recent class-action headlines

• Amazon / FTC: Amazon reached a $2.5 billion resolution with the FTC over allegations involving Prime enrollment and cancellation difficulty.[1]
• Facebook tracking settlement payouts: A class-action settlement connected to Facebook tracking was reported as making payments to eligible claimants.[1]
• Navient (student loans) settlement: The CFPB reportedly reached a $120 million settlement with Navient over allegations it misled student-loan borrowers.[1]
• Cushman & Wakefield retirement (401(k)) climate risks: A class action was reported involving allegations about failure to protect workers’ retirement savings from climate-related financial risks.[2]
• Crocs shrinkage allegations: A class-action lawsuit was reported filed against Crocs over allegations the shoes significantly shrink when exposed to heat/sunlight/water.[3]
• Amazon antitrust / MIT economist expert: A judge reportedly rejected Amazon’s request to exclude an MIT economist’s input supporting proposed class antitrust claims.[4]
• Reynolds / “recycling” bags: A reported settlement with the Arizona Attorney General involved allegations that Hefty “recycling” bags were not actually recyclable in Arizona facilities.[2]

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