The New York Times published an article praising #Medvi, a company that allegedly used #AI to achieve rapid #success. However, the article overlooked Medvi’s #legalissues, including a #classactionlawsuit for violating California’s #antispamlaw and potential violations of agreements with #suppliers…

Did you pay higher prices at Costco for tariffed goods? Costco is getting refunds from the government, but a new lawsuit says you might not get your money back directly. Find out why.

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#costco #tariffs #classactionlawsuit

ARE #CorruptAndGrifters! So WE HAD #EVILPamBondi👺🐷💩 & When #USPresidentCandidateTrump Promised Bondi IF SHE DROPPED #FLResidents Who Were Cheated By Trump #ClassActionLawsuit in 2016... Then Trump Would DONATE $25K to Her Campaign😱😡 & HOLD #FUNDRAISER!
BUT #TrumpOrgStaff ScrewedUp & Sent $25K Check

Fmr State of FL AG & now #FIRED, by alleged #PedoAndChildMurdererDonaldJTrump, US AG #PamBondi DROPPED The State of Florida's #ClassActionLawsuit against #TrumpUniversity! DonaldJTrump made several guarantees in the promotions & contracts, & he Never followed through by offering these trainings. So

3 FBI agents fired after investigating Trump file class action suit alleging retribution campaign via PBS NewsHour - The Latest — The three agents were fired last October and November in what they say was a "retribution campaign" targeting them for their work on the investigation into Trump.

Three FBI agents were fired after investigating a Trump file class action suit, alleging they were targeted in a retribution campaign.

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#resist47 #FBIWhistleblowers #TrumpInvestigation #RetributionCampaign #ClassActionLawsuit

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Let's make this happen.

#DNA tests for all #ICE concentration camp agents. Hold these #raping #Pedophiles accountable.

#ClassActionLawsuit for these children.

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#Epstein #victims filed a #classactionlawsuit against the #Trump administration and #Google. The lawsuit alleges that the #JusticeDepartment wrongfully disclosed personal information about the victims, and that Google, through its search engine and AI mode, continues to republish this information…

Read the new @olshanlaw.bsky.social AMP Blog post, "'Limited Time' E-Mail Offers Come Under Fire," authored by Advertising, Marketing & Promotions partner Scott Shaffer
#OlshanLaw #ClassActionLawsuit #DeceptiveMarketing #ConsumerProtection

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Sony Accused of 'Monopolizing' Sale of Games Through the PlayStation Store in New UK Class-Action Lawsuit: A $2.6 billion class-action lawsuit alleges that millions of UK PlayStation users have been subjected to "excessive and unfair"… #Sony #PlayStation #ClassActionLawsuit #Monopoly #VideoGames

Roughly 10% or more of the amount paid goes to the business that paid it, with the rest, about 90%, passing on to the consumer. Given that, I believe after court costs, every consumer over 18 should receive approximately $1,000.00. #ClassActionLawsuit My math isn't perfect. But it should be close.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has been a leading voice calling for the refunds to be directed to American consumers and small businesses rather than just corporations.
#ClassActionLawSuit

I have advocated for years that #Americans file a massive #classactionlawsuit against #trump and his equally corrupt children for years of extensive emotional and financial damages inflicted upon the public I think 500K each seems reasonable

a bald man is giving a peace sign while sitting at a desk with the word illegal in front of him . ALT: a bald man is giving a peace sign while sitting at a desk with the word illegal in front of him .

Supreme Court has ruled:

The tariffs are illegal

#resist #tariffs #illegal #classactionlawsuit

Ring Doorbell's Super Bowl ad leaves people destroying their security cameras Ring Doorbell's controversial Super Bowl advert has prompted many owners to destroy their security cameras in protest of a creepy new feature

#RING #AMAZON
A #ClassActionLawsuit is in order.

They may have killed FLOCK (sure, they did), but AXON is still active.

REFUND + Damages.
Customer #Privacy Breach.

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Why does my phone show me notifications for Starbucks even after I uninstall the app, update several times, and reboot several times? Anybody else? #starbucks #privacybreach #classactionlawsuit

#ClassActionLawsuit

Cyberattack At Trocaire College Exposes Data
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#EducationBreach #ClassActionLawsuit #StudentData #SSNExposure #IncidentResponse #BreachDisclosure #CyberNegligence #DataProtection

I hope that the @aclu.org is contacted by all of those who suffer from these clear violations of their 1st, 9th and 14th Amendment rights. Sounds like a helluva #ClassActionLawsuit

Hope there is a #ClassActionLawsuit against all of them!

Laid off HHS employees win judge approval to seek class action suit Employees say they are entitled to financial compensation for the errors HHS made when trying to force them out.

#ClassActionLawsuit #LaidOffHHSEmployees #HHS #trump #rfkjr

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#Bowflexrecall Bowflex issued a recall in June. By October they had put a hold on the return shipments of the recalled products so that they can claim that they do not have the returned product so are not liable for the remedy. This should be a #classactionlawsuit

Andrew Weinstein (@andrewweinstein) A federal agent killed a U.S. citizen in a state that never asked for federal involvement — and now the federal government is blocking that state from investigating the killing. That isn’t federalism...

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@democrats-judiciary.house.gov
@judiciarydems.senate.gov
#DonaldTrumpForPrison2026

We, the people, need a
#ClassActionLawsuit against #DonaldJTrump and #TraitorKrasnov's
Ongoing #RussianBetrayalOfAmerica
#CareerCriminal #TeenTraffickerTrump #SexTraffickerOfChildren

Personal and Health Information of 22.6 Million Aflac Clients Stolen in Cyberattack   At the start of 2026, a significant cybersecurity breach that was disclosed heightened awareness of digital vulnerabilities within the American insurance industry, after Aflac, one of the largest supplemental insurance providers in the country, confirmed that a sophisticated cyberattack, which took place in June 2025, compromised approximately 22.65 million individuals' personal and protected health information.  An intrusion took place during the summer of 2025 and has since been regarded as one of the biggest healthcare-related data breaches of the year. The attack pattern of advanced cybercriminals has shifted significantly from targeted low-value sectors to high-value sectors that handle sensitive consumer data, illustrating a noticeable shift in their attack patterns towards those sectors.  In an effort to determine who is responsible for the breach, investigators and threat analysts have attributed it to the Scattered Spider cybercriminal collective, also referred to as UNC3944, who are widely known for their evolving campaign strategies and earlier compromises targeting retailers across the United States and United Kingdom. It has been reported that Aflac contained the incident within hours of its detection and confirmed that no ransomware payload has been deployed. However, the attackers have managed to extract a wide range of sensitive information including Social Security numbers, government-issued identification numbers, medical and insurance records, claims data from policyholders, as well as confidential information about protected health.  Since the disclosure came to light, it has sparked rare bipartisan concern among lawmakers, triggered multiple class-action lawsuits against insurance companies, and has intensified debate about the resilience of the insurance industry when it comes to cyber security, given the large amount of data it stores and its sensitivity, making it prime targets for highly coordinated cyber attacks.  Anflac has submitted further details regarding the scope of the information exposed as a result of the incident to the Texas and Iowa attorneys generals' offices, confirming that the compromised data includes both sensitive and non-sensitive personal identifying information of a large range of individuals.  A company disclosure stated that the stolen records included details such as customer names, dates of birth, home addresses, passports and state identification cards, driver's licenses, Social Security numbers, along with detailed medical information and health insurance information, as well as information about the company's employees.  According to Aflac's submission to Iowa authorities, the perpetrators may have connections with a known cybercrime organization, according to the company's submission, while noting that the attackers might have been engaged in a broader campaign against multiple insurance firms. Both the government and external cybersecurity experts have suggested that the attackers could have been engaged in this kind of campaign.  It is important to note that Scattered Spider, an informal collective of mainly young English-speaking threat actors, has not been publicly identified as the group that is responsible for the attacks, but some cybersecurity analysts believe it is an obvious candidate based on the overlapping tactics and timing of their attacks.  According to news outlets, Aflac did not immediately respond to requests for comment from news outlets despite the fact that it serves approximately 50 million customers. Only now is the company attempting to deal with the fallout from what could be the largest data breach in recent memory. In the midst of an intensifying cyber threat that aimed directly at the insurance sector, the breach unfolded.  Approximately a year after Aflac disclosed the June 2025 attack, the Threat Intelligence Group of Google released a security advisory suggesting that the group, Scattered Spider, a loosely organized group of mostly young, English-speaking hackers, had switched its targeting strategy from retail companies to insurers, indicating a significant increase in the group's operational focus.  It is important to note that during the same period, Erie Insurance as well as Philadelphia Insurance both confirmed significant network interruptions, raising concerns about a coordinated probe across the entire industry. As of July 2025, Erie has reported that business operations have been fully restored, emphasizing that internal reviews did not reveal any evidence of data loss.  Philadelphia has also reported the recovery of their network and confirmed that they have not experienced a ransomware incident. After the Aflac breach was discovered, the company made subsequent statements stating that it had initiated a comprehensive forensic investigation within hours of discovery, engaged external cyber specialists and informed federal law enforcement agencies and relevant authorities about the breach.  This incident, according to the insurer, affected its entire ecosystem, including its customers, beneficiaries, employees, licensed agents, and other individuals associated with that ecosystem. It was revealed that exposed records included names, contact information, insurance claims, health information, Social Security numbers, and other protected personal identifiers related to insurance claims, health claims, and health information.  As a symbol of their rapid response, Aflac reiterated that the breach was contained within hours, data remained safe, and no ransomware payload was deployed in the process of containing the breach. It is nonetheless notable that even though these assurances have been given, the scale of the compromise has resulted in legal action.  An ongoing class action lawsuit has already been filed in Georgia federal court in June 2025, and two similarly filed suits have been filed against Erie Insurance as a result of its own cyber incident, reflecting increasing pressures on insurers to strengthen their defenses in a sector increasingly threatened by agile and persistent cybercriminals.  With insurers struggling to keep up with the growing threat surface of an increasingly digitalized industry, the Aflac incident provides a vital lesson for both breach response and sectoral risk exposure as insurers deal with a growing threat surface. A swift containment prevented the system from paralyzing, but the breach underscores a larger truth, which is that security is no longer a matter of scale alone.  According to industry experts, proactive reinforcement is the key to reducing vulnerability rather than reactive repair, and firms need to put a strong emphasis on real-time threat monitoring, identity-based access controls, and multilayered encryption of policyholder information to protect themselves against threats.  As attackers move towards socially-engineered entry points and credential-based compromises, this is especially pertinent. It is also worth mentioning that this incident has sparked discussions about mandatory breach transparency and faster consumer notification frameworks, as well as tighter regulatory alignment across the US states, which remain fragmented regarding reporting requirements.  Analysts have noted that incidents of this magnitude, despite the absence of ransomware deployment, can have long-term reputational and financial effects that may last longer than the technical intrusion itself. Cyber resilience must go beyond firewalls because it requires the adoption of an organizational culture, vendor governance, and a proactive approach to early anomaly detection.  In the public, the need to monitor identities and account activity remains crucial - consumers should remain vigilant over identity monitoring. Although the breach of insurance security seems to have been contained, it still has a lasting impact on the insurance sector, which has become more cautious and prepared in the future.

Personal and Health Information of 22.6 Million Aflac Clients Stolen in Cyberattack #ClassActionLawsuit #CyberSecurity #HealthcareDataTheft

TransUnion faces second class action over data breach involving 4.4 million individuals A new class action lawsuit alleges that TransUnion failed to properly secure and safeguard the personally identifiable information (PII) of more than 4.4 million individuals that was compromised in a ...

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Cineplex lawyer defends online booking fee disclosure at drip pricing appeal hearing The Competition Tribunal erred in ruling Cineplex Inc. misled theatregoers by not immediately disclosing an online booking fee, a lawyer for the theatre giant argued at the Federal Court of Appeal on ...

there was a little update in October :

#Cineplex lawyer defends online booking fee at hearing.
#ClassActionLawsuit

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Cognizant Faces Lawsuits After Breach
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#ClassActionLawsuit

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Class actions don’t scare corporations.

They budget for them.

Lawyers walk away paid, companies keep operating, and regular people are told this counts as a win.

#ClassActionLawsuit #DOJ #SCOTUS

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