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Menards settles rebate program, price-gouging suit for $4.25M
Menards agreed to a $4.25M multistate settlement over deceptive "11% off" rebate ads and alleged COVID-era price gouging, Minnesota AG says.
Hyundai, Kia to repair millions of vehicles under anti-theft technology deal
Hyundai and Kia must provide free anti-theft repairs to millions of vehicles under a multistate settlement led by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Minnesota federal court OKs treadmill settlement
A Minnesota federal judge approved a class settlement resolving claims that iFIT and NordicTrack overstated treadmill horsepower in ads. Relief includes products or credits.
Federal judge denies preliminary injunction against Minnesota’s PFAS ban
A federal judge has denied a cookware industry group’s motion to bar enforcement of Minnesota’s ban on intentionally added PFAS in consumer products.
Judge denies motion to dismiss Minnesota climate lawsuit
A Ramsey County judge recently ruled that Minnesota’s lawsuit alleging major oil and gas companies misled Minnesotans about climate change can move forward.
Consumer Protection – Gift Certificates
A14-1421 Wells v. Holiday Cos., Inc. (Hennepin County)
Inside job? Payday lending reform spiked
The bill was a victim of end-of-session horse trading between majority and minority leadership as Democrats sought to garner necessary votes from House Republicans for the $846 million bonding deal.
What to watch for in Minnesota’s coming legislative session
Here’s a guide to key policy matters that are likely to be addressed and heavily lobbied in the 2013 legislative session.
Consumer Protection – Public Misrepresentations
A10-0215 Curtis v. Altria Group, Inc. (Hennepin County)
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