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www.consumer-action.orgHere are some recent class-action related news items (mix of new filings, legal developments, and settlements) that have appeared in the last few days:
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Canada: CRA data breach class-action settlement (~C$8.7M) — The federal government agreed to pay C$8.7 million to settle a class-action lawsuit tied to alleged Canadian Revenue Agency data breach issues affecting tens of thousands of people.[1]
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U.S. (Florida): Data-breach notice delay claims — GrayRobinson was reported as facing multiple class-action suits alleging it waited about 13 months to inform victims after a data breach, involving sensitive personally identifiable information and personal health information for about 65,000 class members.[1]
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U.S. (California): Proposed class action involving meal/rest breaks & wage claims (Netflix + staffing company) — A former Netflix animation worker, along with a staffing agency, was reported as accused in a proposed class action and PAGA case of wage-and-hour violations including legally compliant meal/rest breaks, unpaid work, and minimum/overtime pay issues.[3]
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Insurance class-action legal updates (Q1 2026) — Legal reporting highlighted class-action decision themes including statute of limitations and focusing on the specific contract at issue, plus additional guidance on Rule 23 contours.[3]
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Consumer protection/subscription renewals: MUBI settlement (~$1.6M) — MUBI was reported to have agreed to a $1.6 million settlement resolving claims that it failed to follow California’s subscription renewal-related requirements.[4]
If you tell me what country/state you care about (e.g., US—California only, UK, EU) and what type of class action (data breach, employment/wage, consumer fraud, etc.), I can narrow this down to the most relevant latest updates.