Abraham Jewett

1 week ago | topclassactions.com | Abraham Jewett

Who: Volkswagen, GM, Kia, Columbus Trading Partners, Danone US and the FDA have issued recalls recently. Why: The recalls concern risks posed by several major vehicle models, a child car seat, a coffee creamer and six acne treatment products. Where: All recalls affect consumers nationwide. From fire risks in popular SUVs to cancer concerns in acne treatments, a wave of high-stakes product recalls hit the U.S. market in March.

1 week ago | topclassactions.com | Abraham Jewett

Who: Consumers have taken legal action against brands including Mielle Organics, Paul Mitchell, Goya Foods, PepsiCo, Unilever, the Pepsi Lipton Tea Partnership, McCormick & Co., and Reynolds Wrap. Why: The class action lawsuits allege these companies used false or misleading “Made in USA” labeling. Where: The cases were filed in United States federal courts. Recent class action lawsuits have targeted popular consumer products, alleging that they use false “Made in USA” labeling.

2 weeks ago | topclassactions.com | Abraham Jewett

Who: Consumers recently filed class action lawsuits against PEScience, Huel and Bhu Foods, while complaints filed against Nature’s Path and PepsiCo survived dismissal. Why: The class action lawsuits revolve around protein content labeling in food products. Where: The class action lawsuits were filed in United States courts. Consumers recently filed class action lawsuits against PEScience, Huel and Bhu Foods over claims revolving around advertised protein content.

2 weeks ago | topclassactions.com | Abraham Jewett

Who: PlaintiffKevin Ferrer filed a class action lawsuit against SharkNinja Operating LLC. Why: Ferrer claims SharkNinja shortchanges consumers on the length of the warranty for its products. Where: The class action lawsuit was filed in California federal court.

3 weeks ago | topclassactions.com | Abraham Jewett

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent the following refunds in March to consumers who qualify to benefit from settlements made with the agency to resolve various claims. The FTC sent refund checks to consumers who were charged by health and wellness company NutraClick for unwanted memberships and who were not previously sent a payment by the FTC in January 2023.