UnitedHealth Group Agrees to $69 Million Settlement in 401(k) Lawsuit
UnitedHealth Group has reached a $69 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit over its 401(k) plans, following allegations of providing subpar options to employees. The case, led by Kim Snyder, highlights the importance of fiduciary responsibility and transparency in corporate retirement plans. This landmark settlement could impact over 300,000 employees and set a precedent for how companies manage retirement offerings.
Equifax Settlement Emails Alert Victims of Compensation Eligibility
Consumers affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach are now receiving emails about settlement eligibility. With a total of $425 million in compensation, Equifax is notifying victims of their compensation options. It’s crucial for recipients to verify the legitimacy of these emails and protect their personal information from potential scams. Stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure your identity security.
California Drivers Eligible for Gas Price Manipulation Reimbursements
Southern California drivers who purchased gasoline in 2015 can now claim reimbursement due to class action lawsuits addressing fuel price manipulation. Eligible residents in counties like Los Angeles and San Diego must file claims by January 8, 2025. Attorney General Rob Bonta highlights the importance of accountability in combating corporate greed and ensuring justice for consumers affected by illegal pricing practices.
PacifiCorp Reaches $150 Million Settlement for 2020 Wildfires
PacifiCorp, owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, settles for $150 million with 378 plaintiffs over 2020 wildfires in Oregon and northern California. Despite disbursing over $1 billion for 1,600 claims, PacifiCorp faces more legal battles, including a $30 billion lawsuit. U.S. government warns of lawsuit for unpaid $356 million related to Slater fire expenses. Berkshire acquired PacifiCorp in 2006 for $5.1 billion.
Concerns Arise Over Effectiveness of Online Therapy Platforms like BetterHelp
Online therapy has become increasingly popular as people turn to platforms like BetterHelp for mental health support in areas with limited counselors. However, concerns about effectiveness and drawbacks have emerged. One user, Elizabeth, found the service restrictive and lacking in live therapy options, leading to increased anxiety. Mental health professionals in Australia are questioning the efficacy of continuous subscription models like BetterHelp, emphasizing the need for clear treatment goals and exit points in therapy.
Walmart shoppers have limited time to claim up to $500 in class-action lawsuit settlement
Walmart shoppers have a limited time to claim free money from the retail giant by participating in a class-action lawsuit alleging overcharging for ‘weighted goods’. Eligible customers could receive up to $500 from the $45 million settlement, but must act quickly as the deadline for claims is June 5. Claims can be submitted online through the settlement’s website.
Apple Settles Class-Action Lawsuit Over iPhone Audio Issues
Apple settles class-action lawsuit over iPhone audio issues by agreeing to a $35 million payout. iPhone 7 and 7 Plus users who experienced audio problems between specific dates may be eligible for compensation. Claims must be submitted by June 3, 2024, with a final approval hearing set for July 18.
Walgreens Settles Class Action Lawsuit, Americans Could Receive Up to $918.28 Each
Americans could receive up to $918.28 each as Walgreens settles a class action lawsuit for allegedly blocking job opportunities. The settlement covers individuals denied employment due to faulty background checks between March 30, 2020, and May 17, 2022. All class members are eligible for payments, with additional compensation for those who were unable to dispute their background checks. Deadline for exclusion is May 23, with a final hearing on July 23.
FTC Refunding Over $5.6 Million to Ring Customers Due to Security Breaches
The FTC is refunding over $5.6 million to Ring customers due to security breaches, including unauthorized access to private videos. Ring failed in preventing access, unauthorized use of videos, and overall security practices. If you owned a Ring doorbell during the affected period, you may be eligible for a refund. Contact Rust Consulting, Inc. or visit the FTC website for more information. Be cautious of fraudulent refund schemes, as the FTC never asks for payment or personal information.
Class Action Lawsuit Against Walmart Offers Up to $500 in Cash for Eligible Shoppers
Learn how you could be eligible for up to $500 in cash as part of a class action lawsuit against Walmart for overcharging customers on certain groceries. Act fast before the June 5 deadline to see if you qualify and potentially receive compensation for your past purchases at Walmart.