Consumers Who Purchased Certain Gerber Infant Clothes Entitled to Money
Families who bought certain types of Gerbers “tagless” children’s clothing are entitled to refunds, discounts and re-imbursement for skin rashes, under a class-action settlement. Attorneys for a class...
View ArticleConsumers Settle With United Healthcare Over HIV/AIDS Specialty Medication...
On March 19, 2014 the parties in the DOE v. United litigation in the Central District of California filed with the Court a request for preliminary approval of a nationwide settlement of claims arising...
View ArticleClass Notice Now Available for DOE v. United
For those who are interested in the action against United Healthcare involving the mail order program for certain HIV/AIDS specialty medications, the class notice was mailed out last week. The...
View ArticleImportant Information for Pathway Customers — Call Global Client Solutions
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday reached an approximately $7 million settlement in California federal court with an Oklahoma-based debt-settlement payment processor that the bureau...
View ArticleImportant Information for Those Interested In the DOE v. United settlement
On August 2, 2014, the Court entered an order finally approving the settlement in this action. Assuming no appeals are filed, the following is an updated list of relevant dates: “Effective Date” –...
View ArticleMajor Car Company Charged with Deceptive Practices
Today in The New York Times is a report Volkswagon intentionally programmed certain diesel Model Year 2009-15 vehicles to violate EPA and California emissions control requirements. Read about what...
View ArticleCoventry Health Sued For Mandatory HIV/AIDS mail order program
On December 22, 2015, a lawsuit was filed against Coventry Health for implementing a mandatory mail order program for HIV/AIDS specialty medications, contrary to the terms of a settlement agreement and...
View ArticleThe Public’s Right to Injunctive Relief When Facing Mandatory Arbitration
There is a frequent question about obtaining injunctive relief on behalf of the public when the lawsuit involves a mandatory arbitration clause. Such situations commonly occur in consumer class action...
View ArticleNinth Circuit Upholds Allegations That CVS Violated ACA By Discriminating...
Recently the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court decision, holding that five “John Doe” HIV patients could pursue a discrimination claim against CVS Caremark for requiring HIV and...
View ArticleThe Consumer Law Group of California Does Not Handle Debt Consolidation Matters
Recently we have received calls from individual consumers calling about debt consolidation services being provided by a company calling itself the Consumer Law Group. Our firm does not handle debt...
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