In a significant legal maneuver, the law firm Stephenson Harwood is preparing to launch a class action lawsuit against Amazon on behalf of U.K. consumers. The central allegation is that users in the United Kingdom incurred higher prices for items purchased from third-party sellers on Amazon’s platform. This case has the potential to affect millions…
As litigation trends continue to evolve, key areas such as online gambling, cannabis infractions, and retail collusion are increasingly becoming focal points for legal challenges. Recent class action lawsuits have zeroed in on sports betting and casino-style gaming platforms. These lawsuits allege that certain online gambling operators have engaged in deceptive practices, potentially violating consumer…
In a significant legal development, Grubhub has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought by drivers in California. This settlement stems from allegations that the company misclassified drivers as independent contractors rather than employees, which is a contentious issue within the gig economy. As reported by Bloomberg Law, the settlement…
In a significant legal development, New York City civil rights advocates are demanding the closure of a controversial detention space managed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan. This call comes after a federal court issued an injunction compelling ICE to improve conditions within this unofficial holding facility,…
In a recent legal development, the law firm Kelley Drye & Warren is facing scrutiny over a proposed class action lawsuit following a data breach incident. This breach, which occurred in March, reportedly exposed sensitive personal information of the firm’s clients and their employees. The plaintiff, a former employee of a Kelley Drye client, is…
Kelley Drye & Warren LLP faces a class action lawsuit following a significant data breach that compromised the personal information of its clients. Filed in New York state court, the complaint alleges that inadequate security measures and insufficiently trained employees led to the exposure earlier this year. The lawsuit seeks to consolidate affected individuals into…
Recent legal developments have brought antitrust class actions to the forefront in both higher education and the cryptocurrency sector, with significant cases involving prominent universities and Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange. In the realm of higher education, a class-action lawsuit filed in 2022 accused 17 prestigious U.S. universities of favoring affluent applicants and disadvantaging financially…
The legal landscape concerning stock drop lawsuits may face a significant shift as Zillow Group Inc. appeals a dismissal that could serve as a pivotal precedent. The outcome of this appeal is poised to influence how such cases are handled in key federal courts, potentially curbing the number of lawsuits corporations face over stock price…
Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP has agreed to a $675,000 settlement to resolve a proposed class action alleging the firm misused retirement contributions from non-equity partners to support its operations during financial difficulties. The settlement motion was filed on August 12, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The…
European class actions are witnessing a surge in both frequency and intricacy, a trend that is fundamentally reshaping the legal landscape. This evolution is underlined by a recent study from CMS, which highlights an “explosion” in class action claim values. This escalation is largely attributed to the introduction of opt-out rules and the increasing influence…
The legal landscape continues to evolve as the Delaware Supreme Court recently ruled against the revival bid of shareholders in Perrigo Co. Plc concerning a class exemption dispute. This decision underscores the complexities and challenges involved in seeking class certification within investment disputes. In a closely watched case, the investors aimed to revive their claims…
Adil Khan, an esteemed litigator with a track record in complex business disputes, has joined the Los Angeles office of Vedder Price as a shareholder. Khan’s move to Vedder Price, a well-regarded business-focused law firm, is seen as a strategic enhancement of their litigation capabilities in Southern California. His expertise will undoubtedly benefit the firm’s…
The recent decision by a judge to deny an “en masse” opt-out request by Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) entities in the Walgreens prescription class action has stirred significant discussion among legal professionals. The request was made by various BCBS entities acting as third-party administrators. They contended that the opt-out terms imposed were “unduly burdensome”…
The recent Supreme Court decision in Trump v. CASA presents new challenges for class actions as potential substitutes for universal injunctions. With the Supreme Court ruling that “nationwide” or “universal” injunctions often exceed judicial power, plaintiffs are increasingly turning toward class actions to seek broad injunctive relief. Class actions offer a lawful avenue for representing…
The recent decision by the Seventh Circuit has intensified a growing circuit split regarding how courts approach the notification process in Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) collective actions. This development is poised to significantly influence wage and hour litigation nationwide as legal professionals navigate conflicting judicial landscapes. As Gerald Maatman, chair of Duane Morris’ class…
In a notable move within the legal industry, Aric Wu, a seasoned securities litigation attorney, has joined the law firm BakerHostetler as a partner in their New York office. This strategic hire is poised to strengthen BakerHostetler’s national reputation in handling complex securities litigation and regulatory matters. Wu brings a wealth of experience from his…
Property management company Greystone has reached a settlement in a nationwide class action lawsuit linked to antitrust claims involving RealPage. The case centered on the use of algorithmic pricing in rental units, a practice scrutinized for its impact on rental costs and market competition. The resolution includes the involvement of the U.S. Department of Justice,…
The AI industry faces an unprecedented challenge as it grapples with what is potentially the largest copyright class action ever certified. Industry leaders are appealing to the courts to block this lawsuit, fearing that the ramifications could be financially catastrophic. At the center of this legal whirlwind is Anthropic, an emerging name in the AI…
The recent jury verdict in the Meta data privacy case, which centers around the unauthorized use of fertility data, is drawing significant attention from legal experts. As the case approaches its damages phase, there’s keen interest in how the outcome may influence the broader landscape of data privacy class actions, particularly against major tech companies….
The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation has initiated the consolidation of approximately 20 class action lawsuits against Coinbase, all stemming from alleged data breaches. These cases have been ordered to move to the Southern District of New York for pretrial coordination, marking a significant phase in the legal proceedings against the cryptocurrency platform. This…
In a recent legal development, U.S. District Senior Judge Henry E. Hudson dismissed a securities class action lawsuit against Indivior PLC, a pharmaceutical company focused on treatments for opioid use disorder. The lawsuit accused Indivior of securities fraud, alleging misrepresentation of information to shareholders. The judge’s decision hinged on the failure of the plaintiff to…
In a significant legal development, a Pennsylvania federal judge has demanded that Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP justify its actions in a set of cases involving the morning sickness drug thalidomide. The law firm faces potential sanctions for allegedly failing to conduct thorough pre-suit investigations, impeding discovery, and manipulating evidence, according to a recent report….
The Law School Admission Council (LSAC) and the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) are facing proposed class action lawsuits filed in Pennsylvania and D.C. federal courts. The plaintiffs, comprised of aspiring law and medical students, allege that these nonprofit organizations have colluded with their respective member schools to set uniform and excessive application fees,…
Law firm Eckert Seamans is facing another legal challenge as it has become embroiled in a second class action lawsuit related to a recent data breach. This new legal action, revealed by Law.com Radar, underscores the growing complexity and potential repercussions of cybersecurity incidents impacting large organizations. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims that…
Red Cat Holdings Inc. and its subsidiary, Teal Drones Inc., have initiated legal proceedings against a former executive, alleging the misappropriation of trade secrets to establish a competing drone enterprise targeting government contracts. The lawsuit contends that the ex-executive deliberately undermined a significant product development agreement, subsequently utilizing proprietary information to launch a rival company….