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A class action lawsuit in Quebec alleges that Fortnite maker Epic Games deliberately designed the game to be addictive and neglected to inform players of the associated risks.
Quebec's Court of Appeals has granted permission for a class action lawsuit against Facebook to move ahead. Plaintiffs in the case allege that the social media giant engaged in discriminatory advertising practices on the basis of age, race and gender. They say targeted ads that appeared only to Facebook users falling in a pre-determined age, race or gender brackets may have privileged certain demographics over others when it comes to job and housing opportunities. Thousands of Quebec residents on Facebook since 2016 who have been hunting for jobs or housing on the site could be implicated ...
A newly authorized class action lawsuit in Quebec alleges that Fortnite maker Epic Games deliberately designed the game to be addictive and neglected to inform players of the associated risks.
A group of banks, Visa and Mastercard have agreed to a settlement following a class-action lawsuit that alleged they conspired, among other practices, to set high fees for merchants who accepted credit card payments.The law firms representing the class announced the CA$188 million settlement on Monday. As a stipulation, the defendants do not admit any wrongdoing.