Allstate Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Driving Data Collected Through Mobile Apps Used To Raise Rates
Company paid external mobile app developers millions of dollars to install driver tracking software in their products, according to lawsuit.
Company paid external mobile app developers millions of dollars to install driver tracking software in their products, according to lawsuit.
Lawsuit claims GM's OnStar violated the Federal Wiretap Act, the Stored Communications Act and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, seeking damages for owners of GMC, Chevrolet, Buick and Cadillac vehicles.
Lawsuits seek damages for owners of GM vehicles with OnStar sold since 2016, which secretly tracked driving data and sold that information to insurance companies.
Thousands of vehicle owners may pursue settlements through GM OnStar lawsuits, after the automaker allegedly sold access to private driving data for years, adversely impacting insurance rates.
Car company allegedly used OnStar technology to secretly track drivers' habits, monitoring their speed, braking and late-night driving.
Damages linked to the Baltimore bridge collapse could be as high as $4 billion, according to some estimates. However, an 1851 law may limit the ship owner's liability to the cost of the ship and its cargo
A shareholder lawsuit demands access to the company's books and records, calling for an investigation into Cigna denial and approval practices.
Class action lawsuit against Cigna alleges the health insurer uses a computer program to deny coverage for medical claims by the thousands, without an actual doctor ever reviewing their claim.
Liberty Mutual claims SoClean knew about the ozone problems before it sought coverage from the insurance company.