OCJ efforts are funded through unclaimed funds from class action lawsuits. To date, Oregon attorneys have directed residual funds from consumer class action lawsuits to OCJ to further our mission toward realizing consumer justice for Oregonians.
BP charging a $0.35 debit card fee in violation of the UTPA. Learn more.
Charged for expedited service of complaint.
Unlawfully collected issuance fees from debtors when they had in-house attorneys and therefore were not paying an attorney issuance fees
False advertising, raising prices for buy-one-get-one (BOGO) offers when no discount was actually applied.
This settlement affects the rights of approximately 510 individual class members who, as part of a rental agreement, occupied dwelling units managed by The Management Group, Inc. in the State of Oregon from March 9, 2019, to September 8, 2021.
Unlawfully charging Oregon consumers a surcharge on certain non-grocery items from September 9, 2019, through July 22, 2020.
Curaleaf agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that its CBD drops contained THC despite being advertised as containing only CBD.
A settlement was reached in the class action lawsuit that alleged that Dean Innovations, Inc. violated certain laws by selling planting mix and other compost products that may have been contaminated with Clopyralid, an herbicide.
