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Wednesday, October 21, 2026
The Daily Vigilance Briefing — the consumer-protection docket read for you every morning: new filings, legal developments, and settlements across consumer law, built to keep you on top of the competition, the trends, the state of the law, and the value of cases.
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Notable new filings4
Notable consumer-protection actions from the last few days — federal by nature of suit, plus state-court filings the federal dockets miss; with the filing firm and a docket link.
Consumer Fraud / False Advertising
Comparable settlements: $6.0M median ($2.4M–$16.5M) · ~$50/member · 182 comparable settlements
Williams v. Target Corporation (N.D. Ill., 2026-10-20)Target Corporation falsely marketed its Up & Up Sugar-Free Hydration Supplement Powder as "Sugar-Free" when the products contain allulose, a monosaccharide sugar.
Mercado v. McDonalds Corporation (S.D.N.Y., 2026-10-19)McDonald's Corporation violated New York General Business Law §§ 349 and 350 through deceptive practices related to an unspecified product or practice.
Hildebrand v. Oneflight International, Inc. (D. Colo., 2026-10-16)I cannot write the requested sentence because the document provided is only a disclosure statement and caption, not the actual complaint with allegations. The substantive claims are not included.
filed by Ireland Stapleton Pryor & Pascoe PC ·
docket ↗ Consumer Credit (FCRA / FDCPA)
Comparable settlements: $2.3M median ($1.7M–$4.2M) · ~$250/member · 22 comparable settlements
Dhillon v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (M.D. Fla., 2026-10-20)Wells Fargo Bank violated FCRA by failing to maintain accurate credit reporting procedures.
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