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Colgate-Palmolive Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Misleading Marketing of Children’s Toothpaste

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

Colgate-Palmolive and its subsidiary, Tom’s of Maine, are facing a consumer class action lawsuit due to claims of deceptive marketing practices involving children’s fluoride toothpaste. The allegations suggest that Colgate has employed candy flavoring, cartoon imagery, and misleading packaging to encourage young children to consume unsafe amounts of fluoride. This action was highlighted by Law.com…

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Legal Showdowns: Johnson & Johnson Talc Controversy and Ozempic Blindness Allegations Resurface in Courtrooms

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

In the latest edition of Law.com’s Class Actions: Critical Mass briefing, Amanda Bronstad discusses significant developments in high-stakes litigation. Among the notable cases, Johnson & Johnson finds itself back in court, challenged by a preeminent plaintiffs’ expert regarding research that allegedly links its talc products to mesothelioma. This legal contest revives a contentious debate around…

Jurist

US Appeals Court Upholds Temporary Legal Protections for Parolees Against Trump Administration’s Efforts

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

The US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has ruled against the Trump administration’s attempt to revoke the temporary legal status of hundreds of thousands of parolees living in the United States. This decision affects individuals from Ukraine, Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who were granted temporary legal status under the “Keeping Families Together”…

Bloomberg Law

Reed Smith Strengthens Labor and Employment Practice with Trio of Partner Hires from Greenberg Traurig

Pieter Gunst1 year ago03 mins

In a notable movement within the legal sector, Reed Smith LLP has acquired three labor and employment law partners from Greenberg Traurig, LLP. These seasoned professionals, James Boudreau, Adam Roseman, and Christiana Signs, have joined Reed Smith’s global labor and employment group, strengthening its presence in Philadelphia. The addition is seen as a strategic move…

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Court Narrows Class Action Suit Against Stop & Shop to State Law Claims

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

In a recent legal development, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts has limited the scope of a class action lawsuit against the grocery chain Stop & Shop. The lawsuit, initiated by James William in August, charged the company with pricing discrepancies between online and in-store purchases, specifically focusing on navel oranges. The…

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Drake-Backed Online Casino Stake.us Faces Legal Challenges Over Alleged Unlicensed Gambling Operations

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

Stake.us, the online casino platform backed by Drake, is under legal scrutiny as it faces a consumer class action lawsuit in an Alabama federal court. The lawsuit alleges that Stake.us marketed itself as a free-to-play “sweepstakes” casino while operating as an unlicensed gambling platform, paying out winnings in cryptocurrency. The case is filed against Sweepsteaks…

Bloomberg Law

Girardi Keese Clients Granted Final Opportunity to Amend Class Action Against California State Bar

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

“`html Former clients of the now-defunct Girardi Keese law firm have been granted another chance to amend and refile a class action lawsuit against the California State Bar, based on allegations of an undisclosed conflict of interest related to the Bar’s relationship with Tom Girardi. These clients are seeking accountability from the State Bar for…

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Kelly Eisenlohr-Moul Joins Jackson Lewis as Principal, Enhancing Chicago Office’s Employment Law Expertise

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

Jackson Lewis, a well-regarded labor and employment law firm, has announced the addition of Kelly Eisenlohr-Moul as a principal in their Chicago office. With a proven track record in complex employment litigation and restrictive covenant matters, Eisenlohr-Moul brings a wealth of experience supporting Fortune 100 companies. Her portfolio extends across various employment-related legal challenges, from…

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Supreme Court Set to Deliver Key Opinions on Federal Accountability and Class Action Dynamics

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

The Supreme Court is poised to release one or more opinions at 10 a.m. EDT today. Legal professionals and court watchers will be keenly interested in the scheduled proceedings, which will be covered via a live blog. Following the announcement of opinions, oral arguments are set for two compelling cases. The first, Martin v. U.S.,…

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Supreme Court Examines Class Certification and Injury Definition in Labcorp Case

Pieter Gunst1 year ago04 mins

The Supreme Court is currently deliberating on a case, Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings v. Davis, that delves into class certification issues and the definition of injury among class members. This ongoing case discusses whether a district court is authorized to certify a class action inclusive of individuals who have not experienced any recognized injury….

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Class Action Lawsuit Targets Simmons University and Ex-Coach Over Major Data Breach Involving College Athletes

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Simmons University and former football coach Matthew Weiss, who has ties with both the University of Michigan and the Baltimore Ravens. The legal action was initiated by a former student athlete who alleges that Weiss, along with Simmons University, orchestrated unauthorized access to databases managed by Athletic…

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Supreme Court Deliberates Class Action Certification in Labcorp Case, Highlighting Judicial Complexities

Pieter Gunst1 year ago03 mins

In a case that illustrates the procedural complexities inherent in the U.S. judicial system, the Supreme Court recently entertained arguments in Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings v. Davis. At the center of this legal clash is the question of whether a district court’s class action certification should include claimants who have not suffered any discernible…

Law360

Federal Judge Orders Mediation in Riley Pope Law Firm Data Breach Case

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

A South Carolina federal judge has mandated mediation between parties involved in a proposed class action centered around a 2024 cyberattack that affected employees of the law firm Riley Pope & Laney LLC’s clients. This directive follows closely on the firm’s request to dismiss the case due to the plaintiff’s alleged failure to demonstrate any…

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Bayer Challenges $2 Billion Verdict Over Roundup, Citing Legal Misconduct.

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

In a notable legal maneuver, Bayer has contested a hefty $2 billion verdict related to its Roundup product, attributing the outcome to “belligerence” and “vulgar language” used by the plaintiffs’ attorneys from Arnold & Itkin during the trial. This move by Bayer aims to challenge the jury’s decision in Georgia, reflecting the contentious nature of…

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Starbucks Faces Legal Scrutiny Over Human Trafficking Allegations in Belize

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

Starbucks is currently facing serious accusations with a proposed class action lawsuit filed against it in a Washington, D.C. federal court. The plaintiffs in the case allege that the global coffee chain is involved in human trafficking activities in Belize. The details surrounding the allegations remain sparse, yet they mark a significant legal challenge for…

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US Supreme Court Scrutinizes Jurisdiction Over Labcorp Accessibility Class Action Appeal

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

The US Supreme Court is deliberating on whether it can legitimately rule on Labcorp’s appeal to limit a class action initiated by blind plaintiffs. The plaintiffs contend that Labcorp’s self-service check-in kiosks at its diagnostic laboratories are inaccessible independently by those with visual impairments. The case has garnered attention primarily due to procedural intricacies related…

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Judge Raises Concerns Over Potential Perjury in Crypto Investor Sanctions Case

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

In the Middle District of Florida, U.S. District Judge Virginia M. Hernandez Covington has voiced significant concerns regarding potential perjury within declarations submitted in opposition to a motion for sanctions. This development surfaces amidst a scheduled sanctions hearing involving prominent crypto investor Gary Cardone and his firm, Chargebacks 911. The case arises from allegations that…

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BakerHostetler Expands Litigation Team with Addition of Brad Pensyl as Partner in New York

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

BakerHostetler has announced the addition of Brad Pensyl as a partner in its litigation practice group based in New York. This strategic move is part of the firm’s ongoing expansion efforts in its commercial litigation capabilities. Pensyl is set to bring extensive expertise to BakerHostetler, with a focus on representing clients in areas such as…

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Supreme Court Weighs Class Action Boundaries in Labcorp Kiosk Accessibility Case

Pieter Gunst1 year ago03 mins

The Supreme Court recently heard arguments in Laboratory Corp. of America v. Davis, a case probing the boundaries of class action certification in the context of uninjured plaintiffs. The case centers around Labcorp’s introduction of automated check-in kiosks, which have sparked a class action lawsuit alleging that these kiosks are inaccessible for blind individuals, thus…

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Supreme Court Set to Announce Key Opinions and Hear Crucial Cases on Government Liability and Class Actions

Pieter Gunst1 year ago02 mins

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to release one or more opinions at 10 a.m. EDT today. Legal professionals can join a live blog covering these announcements as they happen. Shortly thereafter, the court will hear oral arguments in Martin v. United States, a high-profile case involving an Atlanta couple whose home was accidentally raided…

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Supreme Court Reviews Critical Cases on Federal Liability and Class Action Certification

Pieter Gunst1 year ago03 mins

As the Supreme Court gears up for another busy session today, significant cases are drawing attention, both inside and outside legal circles. A noteworthy case being heard today is Martin v. U.S., involving an Atlanta couple whose home was inadvertently raided by an FBI SWAT team. This case raises critical questions about the federal government’s…

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Supreme Court to Deliberate on Class Action Definitions in Laboratory Corp. of America v. Davis

Pieter Gunst1 year ago04 mins

The complex question of whether a federal court can certify a class action inclusive of plaintiffs who have not suffered a cognizable injury will be raised in the pending case Laboratory Corp. of America v. Davis, further adding to the increasingly nuanced docket of the current U.S. Supreme Court session. The case arises as Labcorp…

Law360

Supreme Court to Address Key Questions on Class Certification and Religious Charter Schools

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to deliberate on five pivotal cases in the upcoming week. Among these are significant discussions surrounding class certification and religious charter schools. The cases include questions about whether courts can certify classes of plaintiffs when not all members have sustained an injury. Additionally, they will consider if students claiming…

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Class Action Claims Administrators Face Allegations of Undisclosed Kickbacks in Digital Payment Settlements

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

A recent lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania accuses claims administrators Epiq, Angeion, and JND of accepting kickbacks from financial services companies. These kickbacks allegedly arise from agreements related to distributing digital payments to class members involved in lawsuits with companies like Facebook and Equifax. The plaintiff, Tyler…

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Fintech Firm Klover Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Predatory Lending to Military Members

Pieter Gunst1 year ago01 mins

A recent class action complaint filed in the Cook County Circuit Court has brought attention to Klover, a fintech company accused of engaging in predatory lending practices. The lawsuit was initiated by a U.S. Army staff sergeant, alleging that Klover violated the Military Lending Act (MLA) and the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) by charging…