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Consumer Legal Protections and Settlements

This living topic delves into various legal actions and settlements aimed at protecting consumer rights. It covers cases where state attorney generals have taken legal action against major corporations for deceptive practices, unfair trade, and antitrust violations. Key cases include settlements with Pulte Homes for construction defects, a lawsuit against ExxonMobil for misleading plastic recycling claims, refunds from Lowe's for overcharging on flooring installations, a legal challenge against RealPage for inflating apartment rents, and a halted merger between Kroger and Albertsons due to antitrust concerns. The theme centers around ensuring corporate accountability and safeguarding consumer interests through legal means.

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You may be owed up to $51 from Amazon—here's how to claim it before July 27th

If Amazon made Prime hard to cancel, you could be eligible for a payout

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Don't miss the deadline. Eligible Amazon Prime members have until July 27 to claim up to $51 from the FTC settlement.

You may still qualify. If you were enrolled in Prime without your clear consent or had trouble canceling between 2019 and 2025, you can still file a claim—even if you never received a notice.

Watch out for scams. Filing is free, and the FTC will never ask for payment to receive your refund.

Millions of Amazon Prime members could be eligible for a refund, but...

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