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Alo Moves Meta Pixel Settlement Wins Preliminary Approval; Claims Open
Lake County Courthouse, 18, North County Street, Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois, 60085, United StatesAlo Yoga
CONFIRMED89% CONFIDENCE2.2 years agoThe agreed preliminary approval order is stamped "FILED 7/19/2024 9:03 AM" by the Lake County clerk, and the settlement site gives "SUBMIT A CLAIM FORM DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 18, 2024".[1]An Illinois judge preliminarily approved Alo Moves' settlement of claims that it shared viewing data with Meta, giving each US class member who files by 18 November 2024 a voucher for three free months of classes.0.85Alo and Italic End Their Ad Dispute With a Stipulated Judgment
United States Courthouse, 350, West 1st Street, Civic Center, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90012, United States
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE3.6 years agoThe stipulated judgment's header reads "Case 2:22-cv-00567-SSS-RAO Document 39 Filed 02/27/23".[1]A federal judge entered a stipulated judgment dismissing Alo's false-advertising suit against Italic with prejudice under a confidential settlement, keeping the court's power to enforce it.0.73Alo Moves Sued for Sharing Subscribers' Watched Videos With Meta
United States Courthouse, 700, Stewart Street, Belltown, Seattle, King County, Washington, 98101, United States
CONFIRMED88% CONFIDENCE2.9 years agoThe complaint's header reads "Case 2:23-cv-01614-JCC Document 1 Filed 10/20/23".[1]Three Alo Moves subscribers filed a class action in Seattle federal court saying the Meta Pixel on Alo's site told Facebook which yoga and fitness videos each of them watched, in breach of the Video Privacy Protection Act.0.71Google and DOJ Due to File a Joint Proposed Final Judgment in Ad Tech Case
Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse, 401 Courthouse Square, Alexandria, VA 22314, United StatesGoogle
SCHEDULED86% CONFIDENCEin 8 daysThe court's 2 September 2026 order (ECF 1857) directs the parties to "file one jointly proposed Final Judgment" "within 30 days of the date of this Order", which falls on 2 October 2026, and AdExchanger[1] reports "Both parties have until October 2 to submit their proposed final judgments".Google and the Justice Department must file one jointly proposed Final Judgment in the ad tech antitrust case by 2 October 2026, writing Judge Brinkema's behavioral remedies into an order that takes effect 60 days after she enters it.0.69Alo Settles Its 'Alo Fruits & Passion' Trademark Suit With Avon Unit
United States Courthouse, 350, West 1st Street, Civic Center, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90012, United States
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE3.8 years agoThe court's 2 December 2022 order says "In light of the Notice of Settlement filed 12/1/22, the Court sets a hearing on Order To Show Cause Re Dismissal".[1]Alo and Avon Canada's Fruits & Passion told a Los Angeles federal court they had settled Alo's suit over an "Alo Fruits & Passion" line of body-care products that it said traded on its Alo mark.0.65Alo Sues Italic Over 'Same Manufacturer' Billboard and Bus Ads
United States Courthouse, 350, West 1st Street, Civic Center, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90012, United States
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE4.7 years agoThe Fashion Law's[1][4] 27 January 2022 report says Alo filed the complaint "on Wednesday", and the complaint's header reads "Case 2:22-cv-00567 Document 1 Filed 01/26/22".Alo sued discount marketplace Italic in Los Angeles federal court over billboards and bus ads that set Alo leggings and sports bras beside cheaper Italic lookalikes, calling the price comparisons false and its trademark use infringing.0.65Court Approves MGM Resorts' $45 Million Data Breach Settlement
CONFIRMED87% CONFIDENCE1.3 years agoCohen Milstein's[1] case page: 'On June 18, 2025, Judge Gloria M. Navarro of the United States District Court for the District of Nevada granted final approval a $45 million global settlement against MGM Resorts.'A federal judge in Las Vegas gave final approval to MGM Resorts' $45 million settlement with customers whose personal data was stolen in the 2019 breach and the September 2023 cyberattack that shut down Strip casinos, with up to $15,000 each for documented losses.$45M0.64Alo Yoga Hit With a Second Do-Not-Call Texting Class Action
United States Courthouse, 350, West 1st Street, Civic Center, Downtown, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90012, United States
CONFIRMED91% CONFIDENCE224 days agoTCPAWorld's[1] post of 13 February 2026 says "just yesterday, Alo Yoga was hit with ANOTHER TCPA class action", Case No. 2:26-CV-01484.A shopper sued Alo in Los Angeles federal court in a proposed class action claiming it sent marketing texts to numbers on the National Do-Not-Call Registry, months after a first texting suit was dropped.0.63Judge Brinkema Spares Google an AdX Breakup in Ad Tech Antitrust Case
Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse, 401 Courthouse Square, Alexandria, VA 22314, United States
CONFIRMED89% CONFIDENCE22 days agoThe court's order (ECF 1857) reads "Signed by District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema on 9/2/2026" and was entered on the docket 09/02/2026.[1]Judge Leonie Brinkema rejected the DOJ's bid to make Google sell its AdX ad exchange, ordering behavioral remedies overseen by a Monitor and Technical Committee instead. Google still stands found liable for monopolizing ad tech.0.63Alo Yoga Settles the $150M Influencer Disclosure Class Action
Dirksen Federal Building and US Courthouse, 219, South Dearborn Street, Financial District, Loop, Chicago, South Chicago Township, Cook County, Illinois, 60604, United States
CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE1.0 years agoDocket entry 78, dated 11 September 2025: "Parties have resolved this matter. Defendants Color Image Apparel d/b/a Alo Yoga and Alo, LLC are to circulate by September 17, 2025, a draft settlement agreement."[1]Alo Yoga and the shoppers who accused it of hiding paid influencer deals told a Chicago magistrate judge they had resolved the case; it was dismissed two months later with no class relief and no ruling on the merits.0.63Verizon Closes $1 Billion UScellular Spectrum Purchase
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CONFIRMED83% CONFIDENCE112 days agoThe slip opinion reads "No. 25-406. Argued April 21, 2026 - Decided June 4, 2026", decided together with No. 25-567, Verizon Communications, Inc. v. Federal Communications Commission.[1]The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that the FCC can issue forfeiture orders without a jury, upholding the ruling against Verizon over its $46.9 million fine for selling access to customers' location data and reversing AT&T's win over its $57 million fine.$46.9M0.63
