Olly Sold You Sugar and Called It Apple Cider Vinegar TL;DR Olly Public Benefit Corporation marketed Metabolism Gummy Rings as apple cider vinegar supplements with “the mother.” Independent lab testing commissioned by plaintiff’s counsel found the gummies contain only 2.6%…
Pacha Soap Sold You Synthetic Chemicals and Called Them Natural Ingredients TL;DR Pacha Soap Co. marketed Hand Soap, Body Wash, Body Lotion, and Sugar Scrub products with front-label claims of “SEA SALT,” “SWEET MINT,” and “EUCALYPTUS.” A California class action…
Absolute Dental Group Data Breach Settlement 2025 TL;DR 1,223,437 dental patients had their Social Security numbers, medical diagnoses, treatment records, insurance information, and personal contact details stolen in a cyberattack that ran unchecked for 15 days. Absolute Dental Group, LLC…
Target Sold Millions of Tuna Products Labeled “Sustainably Caught” While Fisheries Killed Dolphins, Whales, and Endangered Turtles TL;DR Target Corporation marketed Good & Gather tuna products with a prominent “Sustainably Caught” label and Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Blue Tick certification.…
Grubhub Settles Decade-Long Driver Misclassification Case for $24.75M Grubhub Pays $24.75M to End Decade-Long Driver Misclassification Battle TL;DR Grubhub agreed to pay $24.75 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging it misclassified California delivery drivers as independent contractors from…
How Anthem Cut Off a 13-Year-Old’s Mental Health Treatment and Got Away With It for Six Years TL;DR Anthem Blue Cross approved 21 days of residential mental health treatment for C.E., a 13-year-old with ADHD, anxiety, and autism, then abruptly…
They Promised Clean Water. They Delivered Marketing. TL;DR Jolie Skin Company marketed its filtered showerheads and replacement filters as capable of “removing chlorine, heavy metals & other contaminants” from shower water. The company’s own internal testing shows the products only…
How Hain Celestial Gamed Federal Courts After Poisoning a Child with Toxic Baby Food TL;DR Sarah and Grant Palmquist fed their son E.P. baby food made by Hain Celestial and sold by Whole Foods. At 2½ years old, he was…
Iowa Supreme Court • April 24, 2026 • Workers’ Compensation The Settlement Trap: How Iowa’s Highest Court Handed Injured Workers a Lose-Lose Choice Kingsbury v. Second Injury Fund of Iowa • No. 25-0717 • EvilCorporations.com Investigative Desk TL;DR Sarah Kingsbury,…
TL;DR Kohl’s required customers to settle disputes through arbitration, forcing consumers to waive their right to sue in court. Then, when over 10,000 customers actually tried to use that arbitration system against Kohl’s, the company refused to participate. Kohl’s declined…