
SEC news: mergers, lawsuits, and regulatory changes for consumers
This week, we cover a new homebuilder merger, an update on a class action lawsuit, and how regulators are making their jobs more efficient.
Every week, American companies pay out billions in class action and mass tort settlements. Most consumers never claim their share because the news reads like a law school exam. We fix that.
No jargon. No legalese. Just the settlements that matter, who qualifies, how much, and by when to file, pulled straight from the DOJ, FTC, SEC, and CFPB.

This week, we cover a new homebuilder merger, an update on a class action lawsuit, and how regulators are making their jobs more efficient.

This week, learn about a major lawsuit against a telehealth provider for privacy violations, new guidance on trade fraud, and how the SEC supports small businesses.

This week's class action briefing covers new settlements in data privacy, a major antitrust settlement with a landlord, and product liability cases, offering insights into corporate accountability.

This week, learn about over $3 million in FTC refunds for a mortgage relief scam, efforts to lower drug prices, and the possibility of new company shares becoming available.

This week, learn about FTC refunds for scams, Justice Department efforts against high gas prices, and new SEC filings from well-known companies.

This week, learn about FTC refunds for scams, a settlement affecting insulin prices, and a bank's agreement to avoid prosecution.

This week, learn about FTC refunds for scams, a major settlement impacting insulin costs, new public company filings, and updates from the Justice Department.