Civil Lawsuit

An Illinois woman says Dunkin’s allulose-sweetened beverages mislead customers — but FDA labeling guidance makes the case far from simple.

The former Colorado football player escapes one costly legal headache, though his fight over an $11.89 million bankruptcy judgment is far from over.

The $15 million data-breach settlement covers certain current and former customers—but only those who met a key deadline are eligible.

Three consumers allege Starbucks protein lattes and matcha drinks contain 13 to 21 grams of sugar per serving despite using sugar-free syrups.

Durek Verrett and the Norwegian royal say former lovers, associates and a relative exploited insider access as alleged attacks escalated through 2026.

Dr. Gabrielle Henry reveals her recovery after a nearly five-foot stage fall left her with multiple brain bleeds, a fracture and facial wounds.

The federal defamation lawsuit claims Owens’ demand led to threats, emotional distress and safety fears for the three men and their families.

A customer says the fast-food giant used nonpublic transaction data to help steer prices — while McDonald's insists franchisees remain in control.

Joshua Cox says he became ill after three meals, leading to weeks of symptoms, two ER visits and a Cyclospora diagnosis—and he's seeking at least $75,000.

Most of the stunning verdict came from a rarely used “criminal conversation” claim, with another $50,000 awarded for alienation of affection.

California alleges Black workers faced slurs, pay disparities and retaliation at Tesla’s Fremont factory.

The footwear giant says Five Below copied its Classic Clog design and Jibbitz charms—and kept selling them after receiving a demand letter.

Parents gain sweeping new controls as TikTok must flag suspicious teen-adult interactions, limit profile discovery, and ban cosmetic filters for minors.

The WWE legend’s $10 million fraud lawsuit claims FAM Networks promised a digital empire but cost him at least $250,000 in revenue.

The boxing icon offered no explanation for the abrupt reversal, but the New York filing leaves him free to revive the explosive claims.

Dr. Gabrielle Henry alleges she followed rehearsed directions before plunging through an unmarked opening during the Bangkok pageant.

Bought an iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max or iPhone 16 model? You can file without a claim notice by Dec. 21 using your device information.

Fayssanya “Fay” Pratt says she paid taxes and renovated the Coral Springs home, believing it would be hers. John Ferolito says she was just a tenant.