Kathy Hilton

In a significant development for consumers affected by unsolicited robocalls, UnitedHealthcare has agreed to a $3.49 million class action settlement. This settlement aims to resolve claims that the company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by placing unauthorized calls about its Optum HouseCalls program. If you’ve been bombarded with these calls, here’s everything you Continue reading

Court Orders IRS to Reinstate 7,000 Workers—But They’re Not Back at Work Yet In a surprising turn of events, a federal court has mandated the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to rehire around 7,000 probationary employees who were fired in February. However, instead of returning to active duty, these workers were placed on administrative leave, leaving Continue reading

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been busy sending out refunds to consumers impacted by deceptive business practices. These payments are part of settlements made to resolve various claims, offering relief to thousands of people across the country. If you’ve been affected, here’s everything you need to know about the latest FTC refunds. 1. NutraClick Continue reading

A Major Settlement Brings Relief to Affected Californians In a significant legal development, Wells Fargo, along with other companies, has agreed to a $19.5 million settlement to resolve allegations of privacy violations. This class-action lawsuit stems from claims that The Credit Wholesale Company unlawfully recorded phone calls without customer consent, violating California’s Invasion of Privacy Continue reading

Parental benefits in Canada are financial aids designed to ease the financial burden of raising a child. They allow parents to take time off work to care for their newborn or newly adopted child without worrying about income loss. Key Types of Parental Benefits: These programs aim to support families during crucial early years, ensuring Continue reading