Liability in the Digital Aisle: B.C. Man Sues Amazon Seller Over Injury from Adult Toy

Product Liability | Consumer Protection | E-Commerce Law Introduction: A Sensitive Case Tests Product Liability in Online Marketplaces A recent lawsuit filed in British Columbia has brought renewed attention to product liability in the age of digital retail, specifically regarding third-party sales on platforms like Amazon Canada. The plaintiff, a B.C. resident identified

Price Check, Please: Walmart to Pay $5.6 Million in California Overcharging Settlement

Consumer Law | Corporate Compliance | Lawsuit Settlements Introduction: A Checkout Controversy Ends in a Multimillion-Dollar Payout Retail giant Walmart Inc. has agreed to pay $5.6 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the state of California, resolving claims that the company repeatedly overcharged customers at checkout by charging higher prices than

Chance vs. Cheat: McDonald’s Monopoly Scandal & the Case for a Customer Lawsuit

Consumer Protection | Class Actions | Business | Society What seemed like a lighthearted marketing campaign turned into one of the most notorious fraud scandals of the late 20th century. The McDonald’s Monopoly game, a beloved annual fall promotion, was secretly rigged by Jerome “Jerry” Jacobson—Simon Marketing’s security director—who siphoned off

Battery Wars Head to Court: Energizer Sues Duracell Over Advertising Claims

False Advertising | Market Competition | Consumer Protection False Advertising: Challenging Claims of Battery Superiority In June 2025, Energizer Holdings Inc. filed a high-profile lawsuit against rival Duracell, alleging false and misleading advertising practices in the promotion of Duracell’s "Power Boost" batteries. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District