One of Australia’s top energy companies has been sued for allegedly using bids to manipulate power prices and inflict financial damage on customers. In early June, law firm Piper Alderman announced that it had launched a class action lawsuit against energy giant AGL following an investigation into abnormal hikes in electricity spot prices in South…
Australian Energy Giant Sued for Allegedly Manipulating Electricity Prices
Gas Ranges Targeted in Class Action Suit Against LG
March 10, 2023
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A class action suit filed in California alleges LG Electronics USA, Inc. sold gas range stoves in the United States without properly notifying customers of toxic emissions prior to their purchases. The suit comes as the industry faces attacks and efficiency proposals by the Biden administration that would remove up to half the current gas range…
State Government Attempts to Delay Major Class Action Brought by Businesses Impacted by Lockdowns
Businesses affected by Victoria’s infamous second lockdown may need to wait another three years for their class action lawsuit to be heard in court if a bid by the Victorian State government is successful. This comes as a committal hearing is being heard in the Melbourne Magistrates Court to determine whether Victoria’s health department will…
Supreme Court Denies Tuna Packaging Giant’s Price-Fixing Appeal
The Supreme Court refused on Nov. 14 to hear StarKist’s appeal of a lower court ruling certifying a price-fixing lawsuit filed against it as a class action. Reston, Virginia-based StarKist, which is owned by South Korea’s Dongwon Industries, produces packaged tuna fish for the mass market. It’s being sued by several individuals—as well as grocery…
Federal Judge Grants Marines Class Action Status in Challenge to COVID Vaccine Requirement
A federal judge has granted class action status for U.S. Marines in their fight against Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The ruling is another blow to the Biden administration and consistent with other court rulings that have found military branches are violating federal law. Judge Steven Merryday of the U.S. District Court…
Law Firm Fundraising for Class Action Against Mandatory Aged Care Vaccinations
SYDNEY—A Sydney law firm is preparing what it claims will be the “largest-ever class action” on behalf of aged care workers against mandatory vaccinations. The firm, G&B Lawyers, has launched a GoFundMe campaign with the aim of raising $1 million (US$735, 150). As of Aug. 16, the campaign has raised over $344,000. It is also…
Big Banks Brace as British Forex Class Action Seeks Go-Ahead
LONDON—A specialist London court will decide whether a long-awaited multi-billion pound class action against some of the world’s biggest banks over alleged foreign exchange rigging can proceed, after a five-day hearing kicked off on Monday. JPMorgan, Citigroup, Barclays, UBS, and NatWest, along with Japan’s MUFG Bank, are braced for the first forex class action in…
Victorian Labor Govt Wants Judge to Dismiss Lockdown Class Action Claims
The Victorian Labor government has asked a judge to dismiss legal claims of economic loss and mental injury by individuals and businesses who were impacted during the state’s second wave, describing the claims as “futile.” The class actions, which workers and businesses have brought, claim that the state’s handling of hotel quarantine, which allowed the…
Supreme Court Asked to Reject $40 Million Verdict Against Trans Union
A $40 million class action verdict against a national credit reporting agency for reporting that plaintiffs’ names appeared on a government list of individuals prohibited from conducting business in the United States should be thrown out, the Supreme Court heard this morning. The case is Trans Union LLC v. Ramirez, court file 20-297. Sixty minutes…
Quebec Restaurant Files Class Action Against ‘Abusive’ Delivery Fees During Pandemic
MONTREAL—A Quebec restaurant is launching a class-action lawsuit against food delivery companies for the alleged exorbitant and abusive commissions they are charging during the pandemic. Montreal restaurant Deli Boyz is the lead plaintiff in the case that is targeting food delivery companies that operate smartphone applications, including Uber Eats, DoorDash, and SkipTheDishes. The restaurant says…
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