Online prepaid cards have proliferated as a way to compensate consumers harmed by companies. Critics say fintechs and claims administrators have unfairly profited from the trend.

Based on estimates heard in court, the amount given to each claimant is expected to be about £45 each. However, it will be ...

Mastercard to pay out £200 million in compensation to customers after legal battle – check if you can claim - Those eligible ...

Suffolk County has agreed to an $18 million settlement with inmates at the county's jails over allegations of unsanitary ...

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The record is 65 held by Cleveland’s Kyra Ly (who did it twice) in 2022 and South Salem’s Ellie Slama in 2017. Udom’s mark of ...

More than 300 women and girls who reported sexual assaults to Johnson City police from 2018-2022 will get about $7,000 each ...

Meanwhile, Cherokee Bluff’s Alisa Pressley, defending Class 4A state champion, distanced herself with back-to-back birdies on ...

Pabst, along with the Olympia brand, was purchased in 2014 by an LLC affiliated with Eugene Kashper and TSG Consumer Partners ...

The complaint says that Surge AI misclassifies its contract workers and fails to pay them for training, citing “millions” in unpaid wages.

Capital One agreed to a $425 million settlement with former and existing customers. Here’s what you need to know.

If ever there was a case for nationwide injunctions, this is it. Trump’s executive order is unconstitutional on its face.