Class action lawsuit News

Long Island City - A Long Island attorney has initiated a class action lawsuit on behalf of Long Island residents, many of who are still without power over two weeks since Hurricane Sandy swept through the northeast.

Toronto - The class action lawsuit is claiming $20 million in damages after 16 people were injured when a trans-Atlantic flight went into a steep dive. It is also alleged that the airline misled all the passengers as to the cause of the sudden descent.

If you can't quit smoking blame yourself, lawyers for Canada's three largest tobacco companies argued Monday as they face nearly 2 million smokers who claim they were not sufficiently warned about the health dangers of cigarettes.

The owners of the capsized cruise ship Costa Concordia want to do everything possible to help the survivors heal from this tragedy, and are offering 30 percent off future cruises, according to some reports, but the the company denies the claim.

One of Canada’s best known cell phone companies refuses to stop billing customer for a charge that was purportedly a government-mandated fee. Company abolished the charge for new customers.

Toronto - Hers is not the face of the "typical" protester as presented by police and mainstream media. She's no black-clad anarchist, nor a university student.

Last week Suncor Energy Inc. announced sweeping cuts as part of its ongoing streamlining process after the giant oil sands producer bought up Petro-Canada.

Microsoft is no stranger to lawsuits but a ruling by a U.S. judge could bring about a major headache for the software giant. The judge ruled consumers can move ahead with a class-action suit against the company for how it advertised Windows Vista.