Landmark $100 Million Settlement Reached in Equifax Credit Score Misreporting Class Action Lawsuit

OAKLAND, Calif. – On August 17, 2026, a federal judge granted preliminary approval to a $100 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against Equifax brought by DiCello Levitt and co-counsel alleging it miscalculated credit scores affecting approximately 4 million people in 2022. This is the largest settlement in history related to the Fair Credit Reporting Act … Continued

Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the City of Baltimore File Consumer Protection Actions Against Kalshi and Polymarket Over Illegal Sports Betting and Prediction Market Gambling

BALTIMORE, MD – Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the City Council of Baltimore filed lawsuits in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City against prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket and their affiliated companies. The lawsuits allege that the companies violated Baltimore’s Consumer Protection Ordinance (CPO) by operating illegal, unlicensed sports-betting platforms and misleading consumers … Continued

U.S. Tech Company Ubiquiti Sued for Allegedly Supplying Russia’s ‘Human Safari’ Drone Kill Zone in Ukraine

NEW YORK – DiCello Levitt LLP today filed a human rights lawsuit against Ubiquiti Inc., alleging the New York-based technology company helped power the battlefield communications network Russia uses to hunt, target, and kill Ukrainian civilians with drones. Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the lawsuit is brought … Continued

DiCello Levitt Chicago Managing Partner Amy Keller Elected Secretary of Public Justice

CHICAGO – DiCello Levitt is proud to announce that Amy Keller, CIPP/US, managing partner of the firm’s Chicago office and chair of its Privacy, Technology, and Cybersecurity Litigation Practice Group, has been elected secretary of Public Justice, a national nonprofit legal advocacy organization dedicated to pursuing social and economic justice. “Public Justice takes on difficult, … Continued

DiCello Levitt Partner J. Gordon Bergstresser Elected to Leadership of AAJ Over-Designation Litigation Group

WASHINGTON – DiCello Levitt is pleased to announce that Partner J. Gordon Bergstresser has been elected to the leadership of the American Association for Justice’s (AAJ’s) Over-Designation Litigation Group. The appointment recognizes Gordon’s experience with electronically stored information (ESI), complex discovery, protective orders, privilege disputes, and the strategic management of large document productions. In this leadership role, he … Continued

DC Residents File Class Action and Civil Rights Lawsuits Against Congress Park Apartment Complex After Years of Neglect and Deadly Violence

WASHINGTON – DiCello Levitt and May Jung Law have filed two related lawsuits in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia against the owners and managers of Congress Park I & II Apartments, alleging that years of systemic neglect, disinvestment, and ignored safety failures turned the Ward 8 apartment complex into what residents describe … Continued

Seventh Circuit Revives Illinois Biometric Privacy Class Action Against Gunnar Optiks

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has revived a proposed class action led by DiCello Levitt LLP and Hausfeld LLP alleging that Gunnar Optiks, LLC violated the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) by collecting consumers’ facial-geometry data through its virtual try-on feature without complying with the law’s consent and data-retention requirements. … Continued

Kentucky Attorney General Sues Kalshi and Polymarket Over Alleged Illegal Sports Betting

FRANKFORT, Ky. — DiCello Levitt is serving as outside counsel to the Commonwealth of Kentucky in two lawsuits filed by Attorney General Russell Coleman against Kalshi, Polymarket, and related entities, alleging the prediction market platforms operated unlicensed and illegal sports betting in Kentucky. The lawsuits, filed in Franklin Circuit Court, allege that Kalshi, Polymarket, and related … Continued