The Home Depot Inc.
Home Depot License Plate Tracking Lawsuit
Home Depot faces allegations that license plate cameras tracked shoppers’ vehicles and shared the resulting data without proper consent.
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12 settlements tagged “california”
The Home Depot Inc.
Home Depot faces allegations that license plate cameras tracked shoppers’ vehicles and shared the resulting data without proper consent.
Costco Wholesale Corp. (Costco)
Costco faces claims that its Kirkland rotisserie chicken carried a “no preservatives” label despite allegedly containing added ingredients.
Domino’s Pizza
A California lawsuit claims Domino’s added an undisclosed business-expense fee at checkout and labeled it “Tax 2” on store receipts.
Nord Security (NordVPN)
Customers in Virginia and North Carolina are challenging NordVPN’s renewal disclosures and cancellation process in a pending lawsuit.
Papa John’s International Inc.
A California privacy lawsuit alleges Papa Johns placed third-party tracking cookies after users opted out. No settlement has been announced.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
Colgate faces claims that it failed to disclose lead in Hello Kids toothpaste. The case remains pending, with no settlement yet.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (Hollister)
A proposed California class action claims Abercrombie and Hollister added a mandatory handling fee only after shoppers reached checkout.
Trader Joe’s Company
A lawsuit alleges Trader Joe’s Advanced Strength Probiotic contains fewer live cultures than its 30 billion CFU label promises.
Costco Wholesale Corporation (Costco)
A California class action alleges Costco’s membership renewal notices did not meet state disclosure and consent requirements.
Prime Hydration LLC
A proposed California class action alleges Prime Hydration Grape contained PFAS despite being marketed as a healthy beverage.
Crunch Holdings LLC (Crunch Fitness)
The complaint says Crunch Fitness advertised one membership price online, then added mandatory annual and other fees during checkout.
AG1 (USA), Inc.
A California class action alleges AG1 failed to clearly disclose subscription renewal terms or obtain affirmative consent before charging customers.