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Rebel Creamery runs a deceptive marketing scheme in order to convince consumers that its high-fat ice cream products are healthy, and healthier than other products, a new class action lawsuit alleges.

A $700,000 settlement has been reached between insurance customers and two insurance providers – Florida Peninsula Insurance and Edison Insurance — over claims they failed to properly pay interest.

Sanyo and Panasonic agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims their solar panels can delaminate.

Washington University in St. Louis agreed to a $7.5 million TIAA lawsuit settlement to resolve claims it mismanaged employee retirement plans.

Walmart Inc. misleadingly promotes its Great Value brand mayonnaise as being made “With Olive Oil” when the predominant oil in the product is actually soybean oil, according to a class action lawsuit filed July 5 in Illinois federal court.

Natural gas class action lawsuits that allege natural gas companies engaged in a price-fixing conspiracy to raise prices in Wisconsin in the early 2000s have been certified, Law360 reports.

Three members of Congress proposed a bipartisan data privacy bill aiming to establish a framework for national consumer privacy last week.

An Illinois federal judge dismissed most of a class action lawsuit accusing Target Corporation of mislabeling some of its cosmetic products as “oil-free.”

Newly developed and deployed technology will allow major phone carriers Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile to pinpoint the floor of a caller located in a large multistory building.

The California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has agreed to pay $22 million to resolve claims it charged LLCs unconstitutional tax fees.