The $5 million Instacart hiring discrimination settlement will compensate U.S. job seekers who applied for certain positions (and even some who were discouraged from applying). Learn who may qualify, what to do if you think you have a claim, and why you don't need a rejection letter to be affected.
New safety requirements for Instagram and Facebook are part of a historic Meta settlement involving Georgia. Here's what families should know about the agreement and how it differs from individual social media addiction lawsuits.
A new federal lawsuit alleges Dollar General repeatedly charged customers more than advertised, costing shoppers millions. Learn how state pricing laws protect consumers, when stores must correct overcharges, and what to do if your receipt doesn't match the shelf price.
Injury classification is crucial in determining the extent of harm caused by accidents or incidents, enabling both medical professionals and legal experts to assess the severity and impact of injuries accurately. Injuries can be classified in various ways based on their nature, cause, and effects…
A $3 million Texas agreement requires Temu to strengthen consumer data protections, independently test certain products for harmful chemicals, and refund eligible shoppers. Learn who's responsible for dangerous items sold through online marketplaces and what to do if a product is unsafe or recalled.
A New Mexico ruling against Meta highlights the differences between government enforcement actions and individual lawsuits. As social media addiction litigation continues, families may have questions about their legal rights and options for seeking compensation.
Are you eligible for money from a class action settlement? With end of 2026 deadlines approaching, learn how to file a claim involving cases against Apple, Equifax, CVS, generic drug makers, and others. Consumers may qualify for payments ranging from a few dollars to thousands.
