Multiple meatpacking companies are accused of coordinating to inflate beef prices nationwide • Two major settlements are awaiting court approval in fede

Tyson Foods has agreed to pay $82.5 million to settle a proposed class-action lawsuit brought by grocers and other businesses that accused the meat and poultry giant of conspiring to inflate U.S. beef prices by restricting supply.

A court dismissed a class action over GM brake master cylinders after the automaker showed plaintiffs had free repairs and no actual damages.

ZOA Energy agreed to pay $3 million to resolve deceptive marketing claims • The lawsuit alleges the drinks contained chemical preservatives despite labe

The complaints state that TriZetto, which provides healthcare claims, failed to protect personal data and did not inform affected people in a timely manner after a cyberattack

A class action lawsuit filed against GM over alleged faulty lifters in certain V8 engines has still not received class action status after more than four years.

Retail giant Target has agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a class action lawsuit. The settlement will send automatic payments to approximately 13,700 people who have worked at the company’s distribution centers.

The complaint does not reveal which restaurants were affected, but it noted the franchisees operated about 19 locations.