Consumers allege Liberty Life Assurance Company illegally defrauded them out of their Social Security and workerss compensation benefits. Liberty Life demands people sign agreements, placing liens on their Social Security and workers’ compensation benefits. >
The class action lawsuit alleges Principal Financial Group and Principal Life Insurance Company shortchanged and failed to fully reimburse consumers and providers for out-of-network health care costs. >
Investors filed a class action lawsuit against Psychiatric Solutions (Nasdaq: PSYS) and certain of its officers and directors on behalf of shareholders who bought Psychiatric Solutions’ stock between February 21, 2008 and February 25, 2009. >
Consumers allege Honeywell air cleaners cause indoor ozone pollution, poor air quality and threaten their health. Honeywell’s F300 Electronic Air Cleaner is allegedly linked to markedly increased levels of ozone production than listed in Honeywell’s user guide. >
Consumers are taking action against alleged antitrust violations by optical disc drive manufacturers. Consumers may have overpaid for disc drives used in personal computers or drives in common items such as CD, DVD, and Blue-ray DVD disc drives and devices. >
Consumers are filing suit over banks’ and debit card companies’ practice of ordering transactions from largest to smallest, hoping to hit consumers with sky-high overdraft fees and penalties on the smallest charges. >
Consumers allege the “Madden NFL” game, published by Electronic Arts (NASD: ERTS), is a monopoly franchise prohibiting other companies from offering pro football video games. >
The class action lawsuit alleges a conspiracy among health insurers Wellpoint and Blue Cross of California to reduce reimbursements for out-of-network services. >
Shares of CardioNet, Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAT) plummeted after CardioNet’s officers and directors withdrew their 2009, 2010 and 2001 guidance. Shareholders allege CardioNet’s senior executives made false, reckless and misleading predictions concerning CardioNet’s projected performance. >
Current shareholders of Sepracor, Inc. (NASDAQ: SEPR) allege Sepracor’s Board of Directors breached their fiduciary duty to shareholders by agreeing to sell Sepracor to Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co. Ltd. for an unfair and inadequate price. >