Elite Events Ticket Scalping Case TL;DR Elite Events and Tickets, LLC, operated by Kevin McKerley and Aaron Fera, systematically used bots, fake accounts, and overseas agents to steal over 86,000 tickets from major artists like Tate McRae and Metallica. The…
Zenith Energy Portland Violations TL;DR Zenith Energy Terminals Holdings LLC admitted to violating federal air quality standards at its Portland, Oregon facility by failing to maintain critical pollution seals on the so called Tank 106. Inspections spanning five years revealed…
Union Pacific PCB Violation Investigation TL;DR Union Pacific Railroad dumped 334 tons of PCB-contaminated soil into a non-permitted landfill in Utah, violating federal toxic substance laws. The railroad failed to file required manifests for the hazardous waste shipment and did…
TL;DR Brooklinen, Inc. was hit with a federal class action on June 18, 2026 in the Eastern District of New York, accused of secretly tracking users who explicitly told the site not to. The complaint alleges the Brooklinen website loads…
TL;DR On June 11, 2026, cybercriminals reportedly stole the private data of over 2.4 billion TikTok users worldwide, an amount the complaint says impacts “nearly all TikTok users.” The stolen records included names, usernames, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of…
A California Supreme Court ruling handed down August 3, 2026 grants Gilead Sciences immunity from a negligence lawsuit over a six-year pause in developing a less toxic HIV drug, even as the company’s own court filings show the pause was…
TL;DR Cannabis retailer STIIIZY, Inc. suffered a data breach around October 2024, disclosed on January 7, 2025, exposing the private information of 387,555 people, including 232,578 California residents. The stolen data included personally identifiable information and private health information from…
TL;DR A federal class action filed on June 8, 2026 accuses American Honda Motor Co. of selling 2018 to 2025 Odyssey, Civic, HR-V, Clarity, and Pilot vehicles with a hidden front camera defect that makes an entire suite of safety…
TL;DR A new lawsuit, Hammond v. Renaissance Entertainment Productions, Inc., accused a Renaissance Faire operator of charging ticket buyers service charges that the plaintiff alleged were improper. The dispute ended in a settlement valued at approximately $1.9 million, resolving the…
TL;DR A New York customer is right now suing The J.M. Smucker Co. over its Sugar Free Hot Fudge Spoonable Topping, which the front label advertises as “Sweetened with Splenda.” According to the complaint, Splenda (sucralose) is the very last…