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The class action settlement received preliminary approval on March 30, 2026, covering approximately 40,963 U.S. residents who were notified that their personal information was impacted. The settlement website is LCPtrackerDataIncident.com.
The settlement received preliminary approval on April 21, 2026, covering approximately 340,184 living U.S. residents whose private information may have been compromised between January 20 and January 25, 2025. The
Western Union has reopened its $568 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to provide reimbursement for victims of fraudulent wire transfers. This Phase 3 expansion covers consumers who
The class action lawsuit claimed that Barefoot Dreams shared customer data collected through tracking, analytics, and advertising technologies on its website, violating the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act as well
The data breach lawsuit arose after unusual digital activity disrupted the daily operations of Onsite Mammography, which also conducts business under the name Onsite Women’s Health. Headquartered in Westfield, Massachusetts,
When you buy shares in a publicly traded company, you rely heavily on the financial statements issued by management to determine if your investment is sound. Under federal law, these
The class action lawsuit erupted after independent laboratory testing revealed that several skin treatments contain a severe chemical stability defect. When everyday people buy clinical skincare products, they trust that
The massive nationwide payout is the result of a highly contentious antitrust lawsuit filed back in 2013. A group of individuals and small businesses banded together to sue the Blue
For years, everyday people have had to navigate a frustrating patchwork of state laws whenever their private data was compromised in a corporate leak. If you live in California, your
For years, a massive loophole in New York’s tech regulations effectively insulated public entities from the strict rules that govern private corporations. Senate Bill 8169 directly addresses this double standard
The lawsuit focuses on the digital privacy practices across some of the most widely visited consumer websites in the country. According to the complaint, when everyday people look up their
The class action lawsuit stems from a severe cyberattack discovered by the healthcare providers in January 2025. Mt. Baker Imaging, a medical imaging company located in Washington state, partners with
