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Federal Suit Alleges McDonald’s AI Pricing Tool Violates Antitrust Laws
business-and-technology2 days ago

Federal Suit Alleges McDonald’s AI Pricing Tool Violates Antitrust Laws

A federal lawsuit filed in Chicago alleges that McDonald’s use of an AI-enhanced pricing tool violates antitrust laws by coordinating prices across independent franchises. The company denies the claims, stating that the tool provides optional recommendations and that franchisees retain final authority over menu pricing. The suit seeks class-action certification and damages, highlighting concerns over algorithmic price-fixing in the fast-food industry.

via The Guardian|
#ai-pricing#antitrust#business-and-technology
McDonald's Faces Class Action Over AI Pricing Tools
business2 days ago

McDonald's Faces Class Action Over AI Pricing Tools

A proposed class-action lawsuit in Chicago alleges that McDonald's uses artificial intelligence to coordinate menu prices across its U.S. franchise network, violating antitrust laws. The suit claims the company's pricing engine reduces competition among independently owned restaurants. McDonald's disputes the allegations, stating that franchisees retain final control over pricing and that the AI tool is merely a recommendation system. The case follows a Reuters investigation revealing that the pricing engine analyzes transaction data to suggest optimal prices, leading to significant price variations between nearby locations.

via AP News|
#ai-pricing#antitrust#business
Dutch Group Sues Epic for €100M Over Fortnite's Youth Targeting Tactics
legal14 days ago

Dutch Group Sues Epic for €100M Over Fortnite's Youth Targeting Tactics

Dutch consumer group SMC has filed a class action lawsuit against Epic Games, seeking over €100 million in damages for allegedly misleading young Fortnite players. The suit claims Epic’s item shop design pressured minors into purchases and collected data without parental consent. Epic responded by highlighting existing parental controls and purchase restrictions for minors in the Netherlands.

via GamesIndustry.biz|
#class-action#consumer-protection#epic-games
JPMorgan Faces Dual Legal Storm: LGBTQ Retaliation Suit and Massive Harassment Class Action
business14 days ago

JPMorgan Faces Dual Legal Storm: LGBTQ Retaliation Suit and Massive Harassment Class Action

JPMorgan Chase is facing two significant legal challenges in 2026. A lawsuit filed by Brian Larson alleges the bank forced him to resign due to anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination and retaliation. Simultaneously, a massive class action involving over 1,200 claimants alleges systemic sexual harassment and failure to act on complaints between 2018 and 2025. While the Larson case focuses on individual career derailment, the broader class action seeks a settlement estimated between $80 million and $150 million, with mediation currently underway.

via The Independent|
#business#class-action#eeoc
Apple’s $250M Siri Settlement: How to Claim Your Share by December
technology15 days ago

Apple’s $250M Siri Settlement: How to Claim Your Share by December

Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging it falsely advertised the availability of advanced AI features, specifically the revamped Siri, for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 series. Eligible U.S. owners who purchased these devices between June 10, 2024, and March 29, 2025, can claim a share of the fund. Payouts range from $25 to $95 per device, depending on the total number of claims filed. The deadline to submit a claim or opt out is December 21, 2026, with a final court hearing scheduled for February 24, 2027.

via Mashable|
#apple#class-action#consumer-rights
Apple AI settlement could put up to $95 per iPhone in users' pockets
business17 days ago

Apple AI settlement could put up to $95 per iPhone in users' pockets

A $250 million settlement resolves lawsuits claiming Apple misled consumers about AI features on iPhones. Eligible buyers of the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max purchased June 10, 2024–March 29, 2025 can file claims for $25 per device, potentially up to $95 per device depending on the number of claims submitted. Claims are due by December 21 and must be filed at smartphoneaisettlement.com; only US original purchasers are eligible and resale devices are excluded. Opt-outs must also be submitted by December 21. A court hearing is set for February 24, with payments contingent on court approval and possible appeals.

via Los Angeles Times|
#ai#apple#business
Apple's Siri AI Settlement Opens for Claims, Promising $25–$95 Per Eligible iPhone
technology17 days ago

Apple's Siri AI Settlement Opens for Claims, Promising $25–$95 Per Eligible iPhone

Apple has launched a $250 million Siri AI settlement website for US iPhone buyers who purchased after WWDC 2024 (June 10, 2024) through March 29, 2025. Eligible claimants can file a claim by December 21 at smartphoneaisettlement.com, providing their iPhone serial number (or, if you don’t provide the serial, your Apple ID/phone number to identify the model). The final approval hearing is Feb. 24, 2027, and payouts are expected to be around $25 per person, up to a maximum of $95 if claim numbers are lower than expected.

via PCMag|
#apple#class-action#iphone
Apple iPhone Settlement Could Pay Up to $95 Per Device in $250M Deal
legal18 days ago

Apple iPhone Settlement Could Pay Up to $95 Per Device in $250M Deal

Apple has agreed to a $250 million settlement to resolve a class-action claim that Siri Apple Intelligence features were not delivered on iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 16 models sold in the United States between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025. Eligible purchasers can file claims for about $25–$95 per device, with a December 21, 2026 deadline, a final approval hearing in February 2027, and payments issued within about 90 days after final approval.

via Claim Depot|
#apple#class-action#consumer-protection
Apple’s Siri settlement opens claims for eligible device owners
technology18 days ago

Apple’s Siri settlement opens claims for eligible device owners

Apple will pay about $250 million to settle a class-action over Siri and Apple Intelligence. Eligible U.S. owners who bought a qualifying iPhone between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025 can file claims by December 21, 2026 via Verita Global; payouts are estimated around $25 per device (up to a maximum of $95 per device) and can be received by check, PayPal, Venmo, or ACH. The final approval hearing is September 29, 2027, with payments beginning at least 60 days after that, and the settlement includes no admission of wrongdoing.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#class-action#note-optional-extra
Dodgers Owner Faces Insurance-Disclosures Class Action
business21 days ago

Dodgers Owner Faces Insurance-Disclosures Class Action

A proposed Florida class-action accuses Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter and related insurers of concealing asset allocations and related-party investments tied to Delaware Life and Group 1001, alleging fraudulent concealment and breach of contract. The suit, filed in SD Florida, cites hidden subpoenas and inflated related-party investment figures, while federal investigations continue with no charges yet; Walter is also involved in high‑profile sales of Lakers and Chelsea FC stakes.

via USA Today|
#business#class-action#delaware-life
Sony’s digital-ownership debate widens as rights group tracks conflicting statements
technology27 days ago

Sony’s digital-ownership debate widens as rights group tracks conflicting statements

A Consumer Rights group has compiled 30+ instances where Sony publicly says players own digital games, contrasting with recent claims that digital purchases are licenses; a California class-action lawsuit argues the PlayStation Store misleads buyers about ownership, while Sony maintains disclosures and license terms are lawful, citing examples including Marvel’s Wolverine FAQ.

via Eurogamer.net|
#class-action#consumer-rights#digital-ownership
Pregnant Workers Sue Amazon Over Breaks, Accommodations, and Retaliation
business1 month ago

Pregnant Workers Sue Amazon Over Breaks, Accommodations, and Retaliation

A nationwide class-action lawsuit filed Sept. 8 accuses Amazon of denying basic pregnancy accommodations and retaliating against employees who take breaks or time off for pregnancy-related reasons, naming four plaintiffs and citing EEOC complaints and state probes. Amazon says most accommodation requests are approved and disputes the filing’s depiction. The suit describes delayed approvals, terminations, and warnings after seeking accommodations, including cases involving lifting limits, sitting breaks, and lactation breaks. It seeks policy reforms and compensation, highlighting broader concerns about pregnant workers’ rights under the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act amid ongoing EEOC regulatory revisions.

via USA Today|
#amazon#business#class-action
Hannaford to pay nearly $9M to settle overtime claims by store managers
business1 month ago

Hannaford to pay nearly $9M to settle overtime claims by store managers

Hannaford Supermarkets has agreed to pay nearly $9 million to settle a federal class-action alleging unpaid overtime for middle managers in Northeast stores. The suit, filed in 2024 by a former Lewiston bakery manager, claims violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act and seeks class certification to include Hannaford employees in similar roles across the chain.

via Portland Press Herald - Maine Sunday Telegram|
#business#class-action#flsa