Model and performer Janice Griffith sued Hustler Magazine’s parent company and social media personality Dan Bilzerian after a staged rooftop photo shoot left her with a broken foot. The Janice Griffith lawsuit was a straightforward individual personal injury case, not a class action, and it moved through a Los Angeles County courtroom over roughly a…
The Society for Human Resource Management the organization HR professionals look to for workplace compliance guidance lost an $11.5 million jury verdict in its own discrimination and retaliation case in December 2025, and now faces a second lawsuit alleging it violated the Americans with Disabilities Act. The SHRM lawsuit story in 2026 is genuinely significant,…
An emotional distress lawsuit lets someone recover damages for psychological harm anxiety, depression, PTSD, or similar suffering caused by another person’s or company’s conduct, even without a physical injury. Unlike the branded lawsuits and class actions covered elsewhere on this site, there’s no single “emotional distress lawsuit” it’s a legal claim type that shows up…
Primal Queen, LLC, the Florida-based maker of beef organ superfood supplements marketed to women, is facing a federal class action lawsuit alleging the company failed to clearly disclose its subscription and auto-renewal terms at checkout. The Primal Queen lawsuit isn’t about the product’s ingredients — it centers on billing practices that dozens of customers had…
The U.S. Department of Justice sued S & K Towing, Inc., a San Clemente, California towing company, alleging it illegally auctioned or disposed of as many as 148 vehicles belonging to active-duty servicemembers many towed directly from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. The DOJ lawsuit against S&K Towing is a federal civil rights enforcement action,…
Affirm Holdings, the buy-now-pay-later company, has faced real litigation over its BNPL marketing practices and its handling of investor disclosures but much of what’s currently circulating online about an active 2026 “Affirm lawsuit” settlement doesn’t match any verifiable court record. That distinction matters because BNPL usage has exploded across millions of American shoppers, and specific…
An Alaska Airlines passenger has sued the carrier after a Boeing 737-9 she was riding on dropped roughly 200 feet in seconds during severe turbulence, injuring multiple flight attendants and leaving her with lasting physical and psychological effects. The Alaska Airlines passenger lawsuit, filed by Mercer Island resident Natalie Russell in King County Superior Court,…
Procter & Gamble is facing multiple active federal lawsuits alleging its Tampax Pearl and Tampax Radiant tampons contain undisclosed lead, exposing users to daily amounts that plaintiffs say exceed California’s own safety threshold. The Tampax lawsuit isn’t a single case it’s now at least three separate federal class actions moving through courts in California, Ohio,…
If you’ve searched “Sierra Mist lawsuit,” here’s the direct answer: no verified, court-confirmed lawsuit against PepsiCo specifically over Sierra Mist has been located in federal or state court dockets as of this writing. Two different stories circulate online, and neither holds up to scrutiny. That matters because Sierra Mist itself hasn’t existed as an active…
The Trulife Distribution lawsuit isn’t a single case it’s a years-long string of legal disputes between two competing companies in the supplement distribution industry, run by a father and his son. Nutritional Products International (NPI), founded by Mitch Gould, and TruLife Distribution, founded by his son Brian Gould, have filed and settled multiple lawsuits against…