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Many dissatisfied fast food customers, such as those of Taco Bell, Burger King, and Arby’s, have filed class action lawsuits. The reason for these fast food class action lawsuits is false advertising, with plaintiffs suggesting these companies overstate the sizes of their food items. Plaintiffs suggest that photos and videos used to market several menu items at these establishments exaggerated the item’s size. These glossy

3M Company and Aearo Technologies, the companies responsible for the defective US military earplugs, have agreed to a $6.01 billion settlement to pay for plaintiffs who had hearing loss. About 240,000 plaintiffs are expected to receive compensation until 2029. Those who used 3M Combat Arms Earplugs (Version 2 – CAEv2) between 2003 and 2015 may be entitled to this new settlement. This product had a

Burger King recently came under fire in a new class action lawsuit for falsely marketing their trademark Whopper burger. Marketing promises a large burger that can satisfy any hungry customer, but many in the Whopper lawsuit have complained that advertisements overstate the size of the burger. According to a recent class action lawsuit filing, plaintiffs allege that the Whopper’s marketing has changed since 2017. New