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Saturday, November 23, 2024

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Former employee sues treatment center over wrongful termination

By Shaun Zinck |
A former employee of a methadone treatment center is suing the company for wrongful termination.

Mortgage lending company sued by stockholders over failing to comply with the law

By Shaun Zinck |
A mortgage lender is being sued over allegations the company gouged consumers and illegally enhanced profits.

Citigroup sued for scheming foreign exchange rate, collecting millions

By Shaun Zinck |
A major national bank is facing allegations that it deducted fees from customers' accounts without disclosing that it was doing to charge the customers.

Pennsylvania electric supplier faces legal action over solicitation pieces

By Shaun Zinck |
An electric generation supplier is facing legal action from the State of Pennsylvania over allegations that they misled customers, said state Attorney General Kathleen Kane.

California alleges Wells Fargo impersonated account holders on company computers

By Shaun Zinck |
The state of California is suing a major bank, alleging it used illegal tactics on customers to maintain a high level of sales.

Former Idaho coin dealer to pay $578,000 back to customers

By Shaun Zinck |
A former Coeur d'Alene coin dealer will pay $578,000 in restitution for taking money from customers but never delivering the coins that were purchased, said Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden.

Supreme Court denies Maine governor's health care case

By Shaun Zinck |
The U.S. Supreme Court won't hear arguments on a case brought by Maine Gov. Paul LePage looking to drop MaineCare coverage for 19- and 20-year-olds, said Maine Attorney General Janet Mills.

Pennsylvania debt collector targeted for allegedly coercing debtor relatives

By Shaun Zinck |
A Pennsylvania-based law group faces a civil lawsuit from the state over allegations it targeted relatives of individuals who owed money and coerced them into paying the debts they weren't responsible for, said Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane.

Class action targets GE over defective microwave ovens

By Shaun Zinck |
Three consumers are suing General Electric, alleging it sold defective microwave ovens.

Georgia hospital to pay nearly $1M for defrauding state Medicaid

By Shaun Zinck |
A Georgia-based medical facility will pay nearly $1 million to the state for allegedly filing false Medicaid claims, said Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens on Thursday.

Dover apartment tenants to receive $75,000 in restitution for broken pool

By Shaun Zinck |
More than 700 tenants at two Dover apartment complexes are to receive about $75,000 in restitution after the complexes advertised an amenity that wasn't available, said Delaware Attorney General Matt Denn on June 9.

Rhode Island Senate OKs e-cig bill requiring child-resistant packaging

By Shaun Zinck |
The Rhode Island State Senate passed a bill that requires child-resistant packaging for electronic cigarettes, Attorney General Peter Kilmartin said.

Florida real estate companies allegedly defrauded customers

By Shaun Zinck |
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi is filing a lawsuit against real estate companies for allegedly defrauding its customers out of thousands of dollars.

Court action targets Arkansas grocery store's discount program

By Shaun Zinck |
Three Arkansas consumers are suing a major grocery store in Arkansas court, alleging its rewards shopper card violated state law.

Chinese solar energy company sued over misleading investors

By Shaun Zinck |
A Chinese solar energy company is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations that it made false statements about the viability of its business.

Television jewelry company sued for falsely advertising discounts on products

By Shaun Zinck |
A jewelry company that marketed its products on television, sometimes at steep discounts, is being sued over allegations that it falsely advertised discounts for some of its items. Lianna Kabbash and Angela Hovind filed the lawsuit on May 28 in United States District Court in California against The Jewelry Channel claiming the company advertised “false former prices, false price discounts, and false retail values” in order to sell the items. The lawsuit claims the company misrepresents the a

Class action alleges Blue Moon not a craft beer

By Shaun Zinck |
A class action lawsuit alleges a major beer company falsely advertises that one of its beers is craft brewed and charges a premium price for the product.

Maker of vehicle parking heaters sued for price fixing

By Shaun Zinck |
The maker of vehicle parking heaters is being sued in federal court over allegations the company conspired to fix the prices of its products.

Airline allegedly failed to honor online ticket prices

By Shaun Zinck |
US Airways has been sued over allegations it advertised certain prices for its airline tickets online but did not honor the prices.

Match.com cited for alleging violating California law

By Shaun Zinck |
A popular dating site has been sued over allegations the company forced state residents into illegal contracts.