SeaWorld, Johnson & Johnson settle class action suits

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two companies have settled class-action lawsuits that could put money back int he pocket of consumers.

A suit against SeaWorld contended that the attraction's receipts included customers' credit card expiration dates in violations of federal law. Over 1 million of the receipts were printed, both from the main gate and concession stands.

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To be eligible for compensation, you had to have visited SeaWorld between March 28, 2013, and April 1, 2017 and provide at least one qualifying receipt as documentation. Click to file a claim.

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to compensate consumers who sued over claims that its Aveeno Active Natural products contained only natural ingredients. After tests found synthetic ingredients were found in the products, a suit was filed.

Anyone who purchased one of these products between May 7, 2007, and June 13, 2017, could be eligible for compensation. Click for a list of the 90 products included in the settlement and a link where you can file a claim.
 


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