
Mastercard Secures UK Court Approval for $200 Million Settlement in Landmark Class Action Case
In a decisive move for both Mastercard and its customers, the UK High Court has granted approval for a monumental settlement of approximately $200 million aimed at putting an end to ongoing class action claims. This agreement is seen as a pivotal moment in the company's efforts to resolve allegations that it had engaged in anti-competitive practices that led to inflated card processing fees affecting millions of consumers.
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Vodafone Under Fire: Franchisees Launch Class Action Over Allegations of Legal Breaches
In a developing legal saga, Vodafone, the telecommunications giant, is facing a significant class-action lawsuit initiated by a group of its franchisees. The lawsuit stems from allegations that the company has violated multiple legal obligations, significantly impacting the operational framework and stability of these franchisees.
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Canadian Supreme Court Greenlights Class Action Against Opioid Makers in British Columbia
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that British Columbia can proceed with a class action lawsuit targeting opioid manufacturers. This groundbreaking decision, announced on November 29, 2024, comes amidst a national crisis concerning opioid-related overdoses and deaths that have plagued Canada for several years. The court's ruling signifies a pivotal moment in the fight against the opioid epidemic, allowing the province to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for their alleged roles in fueling the crisis.
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Apple in Legal Hot Water: UK Class Action Lawsuit Over Data Storage Allegations
In a significant legal challenge, tech giant Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit in the UK concerning allegations that the company has improperly stored and utilized user data. This lawsuit has sparked substantial interest, highlighting ongoing concerns about privacy and data management practices among major technology firms.
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BHP Faces £36 Billion Class Action Lawsuit Over Brazilian Dam Disaster
In a dramatic development for the mining giant BHP, the company is now embroiled in a massive £36 billion class action lawsuit related to the catastrophic collapse of a dam in Brazil. The unfortunate event, which occurred in November 2015, resulted in the tragic loss of 19 lives and extensive environmental damage, making it one of the worst mining disasters in history.
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