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Motorola Class Action Motorola Solutions and Vigilant Solutions marketed their “FaceSearch” technology to law enforcement as an affordable facial recognition solution for agencies of all size. But, as Loevy’s class-action suit alleges, FaceSearch violates the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), by collecting, storing and using state residents’ biometric data—including police booking photos—without complying with

All Class Action Cases Browse every investigation, active case, and recent settlement we’re pursuing to protect consumers, creators, and communities nationwide. DraftKings Gambling, Consumer Protection Many people have been taken in by deceptive promotions from the online betting giant, which misleads them into betting and losing large amounts of money. LEARN MORE ACTIVE Photobucket Privacy/BIPA

NRA Class Action For decades, the National Rifle Association (NRA) asked members to “defend freedom” by renewing dues and donating extra. Behind the scenes, senior executives allegedly diverted that money to private jet travel, luxury apartments, and no-bid deals for insiders, while telling rank-and-file supporters every dollar went to gun rights. Loevy + Loevy represents

Photobucket Class Action In the MySpace era, Photobucket promised safe, private photo storage. Twenty years later, the company quietly updated its terms to license more than 13 billion images, including the faces of children and friends, to AI and surveillance firms. Users never consented, yet Photobucket stands to profit while exposing millions to facial-recognition tracking

DCFS Class Action Illinois’s Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) is charged with protecting the state’s most vulnerable children. Yet hundreds of kids, many as young as nine, are being kept in juvenile jails or locked psychiatric hospitals for weeks or months after a judge has ordered them released. Some are held simply because

Instacart Class Action Instacart tells its shoppers that face-scan “selfies” are just a quick way to keep the platform safe. It rarely mentions that those scans capture detailed facial geometry, are stored on outside servers, and, according to a lawsuit we recently filed, were taken without the written notice and consent that Illinois’ Biometric Information

HelbizCoin Class Action Helbiz touted its “HelbizCoin” cryptocurrency (“HBZ”) as the engine for a blockchain-based car-sharing empire. The company’s founder, Salvatore Palella, and a network of insiders instead used the 2018 initial coin offering (ICO) to raise millions of dollars. Then, insiders dumped more HelbizCoin after it was listed on cryptocurrency exchanges. Meanwhile, the company

Graphics AI Class Action Big studios like Disney and Universal have already sued Midjourney and other image-AI companies, but those suits protect only blockbuster catalogs. Independent illustrators, small design studios, photographers, and creators remain unprotected. Generators such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E promise “instant logos” and “studio-quality art in seconds.” Leaked developer chats and

Consumer Loans Class Action Many lenders, including big banks, mortgage servicers, auto-loan processors, and even credit-card issuers, accept an electronic payment today, park the cash in their own accounts overnight, and wait days to post the credit to yours. Those “float” days earn them risk-free interest while you rack up extra finance charges and the

Business Reviews Class Action Online review platforms boast about “trust,” yet they knowingly let anyone post ratings with no identity check, purchase proof, or limit on repeat spam. Fake one-star blasts and bot swarms slip through while the site looks the other way, then it sells pricey “premium” plans that give businesses the basic tools

Accredo Class Action Accredo Health Group, Express Scripts’ in-house “specialty” pharmacy, handles refills for patients battling cancer, multiple sclerosis, organ-transplant rejection, and other life-threatening conditions. Yet thousands of patients report week-long delays, cancelled orders, broken cold-chain deliveries, surprise bills, and hours-long calls that vanish from Accredo’s records. When adalimumab, tacrolimus, or an oral chemo pill