Did StubHub’s final price surprise you? Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 4:10 AM (4 days ago) to me topclassactions November 09, 2026 Did StubHub charge you hidden fees? Hi NAOMI, The price you see when shopping for tickets should be the price you pay. Customers allege that wasn’t the case on StubHub, where fees were added at checkout, driving up the final cost. Did StubHub charge you hidden fees? Attorneys are now looking into these claims. If you purchased tickets on StubHub before May 14, 2025 (or before July 1, 2024, for California purchases), you may qualify to take legal action. Don’t wait to find out if you’re eligible. See If You Qualify As always, our mission at Top Class Actions is Helping Right Consumer Wrongs, so please let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at questions@topclassactions.com. Warm Regards, — Your Friends at Top Class Actions Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Tt Yt

Did StubHub’s final price surprise you? Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 4:10 AM (4 days ago) to me topclassactions November 09, 2026 Did StubHub charge you hidden fees? Hi NAOMI, The price you see when shopping for tickets should be the price you pay. Customers allege that wasn’t the case on StubHub, where fees were added at checkout, driving up the final cost. Did StubHub charge you hidden fees? Attorneys are now looking into these claims. If you purchased tickets on StubHub before May 14, 2025 (or before July 1, 2024, for California purchases), you may qualify to take legal action. Don’t wait to find out if you’re eligible. See If You Qualify As always, our mission at Top Class Actions is Helping Right Consumer Wrongs, so please let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at questions@topclassactions.com. Warm Regards, — Your Friends at Top Class Actions Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Tt Yt

Practice Alert: Update to agency affiliated counselors practicing and billing as peers Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 10:44 AM (4 days ago) to me Peer Support Specialist View this as a web page Practice Alert: Update to agency affiliated counselors practicing and billing as peers Beginning January 1, 2027, a person who engages in the practice of peer support services and who bills a health carrier or medical assistance or whose employer bills a health carrier or medical assistance for those services must hold an active credential as a certified peer support specialist or certified peer support specialist trainee under chapter 18.420 RCW. If an Agency Affiliated Counselor who received their Certified Peer Support Specialist credential continues providing non-peer counseling services, they must maintain both credentials. If a Certified Peer Support Specialist will only be providing peer services, it is not necessary to also maintain the AAC credential. Please contact the CPSS program manager, Ted Dale, at ted.dale@doh.wa.gov, for questio

Practice Alert: Update to agency affiliated counselors practicing and billing as peers Inbox WA Department of Health Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 10:44 AM (4 days ago) to me Peer Support Specialist View this as a web page Practice Alert: Update to agency affiliated counselors practicing and billing as peers Beginning January 1, 2027, a person who engages in the practice of peer support services and who bills a health carrier or medical assistance or whose employer bills a health carrier or medical assistance for those services must hold an active credential as a certified peer support specialist or certified peer support specialist trainee under chapter 18.420 RCW. If an Agency Affiliated Counselor who received their Certified Peer Support Specialist credential continues providing non-peer counseling services, they must maintain both credentials. If a Certified Peer Support Specialist will only be providing peer services, it is not necessary to also maintain the AAC credential. Please contact the CPSS program manager, Ted Dale, at ted.dale@doh.wa.gov, for questio

Closing Remarks at Roundtable on Machine-Understandable Data in the Age of Super Intelligence Inbox Securities and Exchange Commission Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 2:01 PM (4 days ago) to me Bookmark and Share You are subscribed to receive Speeches and Statements from the Securities and Exchange Commission. New information has been posted and is now available ... Closing Remarks at Roundtable on Machine-Understandable Data in the Age of Super Intelligence Paul S. Atkins, Chairman Follow the SEC on X, Facebook, Instagram, Truth Social, and YouTube. You can update your subscriptions, modify your password or e-mail address, or stop subscriptions at any time on your Subscriber Preferences Page. For more information on collecting personally identifiable information, please read the SEC's privacy policy. SEC Seal

Closing Remarks at Roundtable on Machine-Understandable Data in the Age of Super Intelligence Inbox Securities and Exchange Commission Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 2:01 PM (4 days ago) to me Bookmark and Share You are subscribed to receive Speeches and Statements from the Securities and Exchange Commission. New information has been posted and is now available ... Closing Remarks at Roundtable on Machine-Understandable Data in the Age of Super Intelligence Paul S. Atkins, Chairman Follow the SEC on X, Facebook, Instagram, Truth Social, and YouTube. You can update your subscriptions, modify your password or e-mail address, or stop subscriptions at any time on your Subscriber Preferences Page. For more information on collecting personally identifiable information, please read the SEC's privacy policy. SEC Seal

Did a credit repair or debt consolidation company make things worse? Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 4:09 PM (4 days ago) to me topclassactions November 09, 2026 Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation Hi NAOMI, Tried to fix your credit… and it only got worse? You’re not alone. Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation Some credit repair, debt consolidation and debt relief companies may have: Charged upfront fees Told you to stop paying creditors Failed to deliver results Left you with more debt or lawsuits 44.png Companies being investigated include: Alleviate Financial Solutions | Americor Funding LLC | Beyond Finance | ClearOne Advantage LLC | Elite Legal Practice | Five Lakes Law Group | Freedom Debt Relief | Turnbull Law Group Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation If you hired one of these or another credit repair, debt consolidation or debt relief company in the past four years, you may be entitled to compensation. See If You Qualify As always, our mission at Top Class Actions is Helping Right Consumer Wrongs, so please let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at questions@topclassactions.com. Warm Regards,

Did a credit repair or debt consolidation company make things worse? Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Mon, Nov 9, 4:09 PM (4 days ago) to me topclassactions November 09, 2026 Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation Hi NAOMI, Tried to fix your credit… and it only got worse? You’re not alone. Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation Some credit repair, debt consolidation and debt relief companies may have: Charged upfront fees Told you to stop paying creditors Failed to deliver results Left you with more debt or lawsuits 44.png Companies being investigated include: Alleviate Financial Solutions | Americor Funding LLC | Beyond Finance | ClearOne Advantage LLC | Elite Legal Practice | Five Lakes Law Group | Freedom Debt Relief | Turnbull Law Group Debt settlement, debt relief and credit repair class action lawsuit investigation If you hired one of these or another credit repair, debt consolidation or debt relief company in the past four years, you may be entitled to compensation. See If You Qualify As always, our mission at Top Class Actions is Helping Right Consumer Wrongs, so please let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at questions@topclassactions.com. Warm Regards,

Up to $49M Settlements — See Details Inside Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 4:09 AM (3 days ago) to me Tuesday Newsletter - 11102026.png topclassactions Featured Settlement $15M Bright Lending Unlawful Loans Class Action Settlement $15M Bright Lending Unlawful Loans Class Action Settlement LEARN MORE Latest Class Actions COBRA Lawsuit: Were You Charged Online Convenience Fees? COBRA Lawsuit: Were You Charged Online Convenience Fees? Attorneys are investigating whether COBRA administrators illegally tacked convenience fees onto online premium payments, charging more than federal rules allow or never disclosing the fee at all. Anyone who paid a COBRA convenience fee online in the past three years may qualify. Learn More Did Carbon Plate Running Shoes Leave You With a Serious Injury? Did Carbon Plate Running Shoes Leave You With a Serious Injury? Runners wearing carbon plate racing shoes from Nike and HOKA have reported stress fractures and other serious injuries, and attorneys are now reviewing claims. Anyone who fractured a bone while training in models like the Nike Alphafly 3, Vaporfly, or HOKA Cielo X1 may qualify. Learn More Spam Texts During TCPA Quiet Hours? Spam Texts During TCPA Quiet Hours? Federal law bars marketing texts before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m., and violations can be worth up to $1,500 per message. Consumers in 17 states who got promotional texts outside those hours may qualify. Learn More Latest Settlements $1.78M Fairmont Federal Credit Union Data Breach Class Action Settlement $1.78M Fairmont Federal Credit Union Data Breach Class Action Settlement Fairmont Federal Credit Union agreed to a $1.78 million settlement over a 2023 breach that exposed data belonging to more than 187,000 people. Those affected can claim up to $7,500 for out-of-pocket losses, $140 for lost time, and a $150 cash payment. Learn More $3M Simplilearn VPPA Violation Class Action Settlement $3M Simplilearn VPPA Violation Class Action Settlement Simplilearn will pay $3 million to resolve claims it shared users’ viewing data with third parties without consent, violating federal video privacy law. Anyone who used the Simplilearn platform between February 2023 and September 2026 may be eligible. Learn More $14.3M AdaptHealth Improper Billing Class Action Settlement $14.3M AdaptHealth Improper Billing Class Action Settlement AdaptHealth agreed to $14.3 million over claims it sent misleading collection letters and billed North Carolina customers for medical equipment they never received. Those wrongly billed can claim up to $3,500; those who got a collection letter can claim $47. Learn More Sign up now! Fortnite Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Gaming Harm Your Child? Fortnite Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Gaming Harm Your Child? Social Media Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Use Cause Mental Health Harm? Social Media Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Use Cause Mental Health Harm? Pressure Cooker Lawsuit: Were You Injured by an Explosion or Malfunction? Pressure Cooker Lawsuit: Were You Injured by an Explosion or Malfunction? preferences source

Up to $49M Settlements — See Details Inside Inbox Top Class Actions Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 4:09 AM (3 days ago) to me Tuesday Newsletter - 11102026.png topclassactions Featured Settlement $15M Bright Lending Unlawful Loans Class Action Settlement $15M Bright Lending Unlawful Loans Class Action Settlement LEARN MORE Latest Class Actions COBRA Lawsuit: Were You Charged Online Convenience Fees? COBRA Lawsuit: Were You Charged Online Convenience Fees? Attorneys are investigating whether COBRA administrators illegally tacked convenience fees onto online premium payments, charging more than federal rules allow or never disclosing the fee at all. Anyone who paid a COBRA convenience fee online in the past three years may qualify. Learn More Did Carbon Plate Running Shoes Leave You With a Serious Injury? Did Carbon Plate Running Shoes Leave You With a Serious Injury? Runners wearing carbon plate racing shoes from Nike and HOKA have reported stress fractures and other serious injuries, and attorneys are now reviewing claims. Anyone who fractured a bone while training in models like the Nike Alphafly 3, Vaporfly, or HOKA Cielo X1 may qualify. Learn More Spam Texts During TCPA Quiet Hours? Spam Texts During TCPA Quiet Hours? Federal law bars marketing texts before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m., and violations can be worth up to $1,500 per message. Consumers in 17 states who got promotional texts outside those hours may qualify. Learn More Latest Settlements $1.78M Fairmont Federal Credit Union Data Breach Class Action Settlement $1.78M Fairmont Federal Credit Union Data Breach Class Action Settlement Fairmont Federal Credit Union agreed to a $1.78 million settlement over a 2023 breach that exposed data belonging to more than 187,000 people. Those affected can claim up to $7,500 for out-of-pocket losses, $140 for lost time, and a $150 cash payment. Learn More $3M Simplilearn VPPA Violation Class Action Settlement $3M Simplilearn VPPA Violation Class Action Settlement Simplilearn will pay $3 million to resolve claims it shared users’ viewing data with third parties without consent, violating federal video privacy law. Anyone who used the Simplilearn platform between February 2023 and September 2026 may be eligible. Learn More $14.3M AdaptHealth Improper Billing Class Action Settlement $14.3M AdaptHealth Improper Billing Class Action Settlement AdaptHealth agreed to $14.3 million over claims it sent misleading collection letters and billed North Carolina customers for medical equipment they never received. Those wrongly billed can claim up to $3,500; those who got a collection letter can claim $47. Learn More Sign up now! Fortnite Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Gaming Harm Your Child? Fortnite Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Gaming Harm Your Child? Social Media Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Use Cause Mental Health Harm? Social Media Addiction Lawsuit: Did Excessive Use Cause Mental Health Harm? Pressure Cooker Lawsuit: Were You Injured by an Explosion or Malfunction? Pressure Cooker Lawsuit: Were You Injured by an Explosion or Malfunction? preferences source

Justice Department Sues Lyft for Denying Rides to Passengers with Service Dogs, Wheelchairs Inbox U.S. Department of Justice Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 4:45 AM (3 days ago) to me Yesterday, the Department sued Lyft, Inc. under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act for discriminating against passengers with disabilities, including blind individuals who use service animals and those who use mobility devices including stowable wheelchairs, by routinely refusing to serve these individuals, imposing impermissible charges, and refusing to reasonably modify Lyft’s policies to avoid discrimination. The Department previously sued Uber alleging similar discriminatory conduct against passengers with disabilities. To read more, please read our press release. For more information on the ADA, please visit ADA.gov or call the toll-free ADA Information Line Department’s toll-free ADA Information Line at 1-800-514-0301 (1-833-610-1264 (TTY)).

Justice Department Sues Lyft for Denying Rides to Passengers with Service Dogs, Wheelchairs Inbox U.S. Department of Justice Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 4:45 AM (3 days ago) to me Yesterday, the Department sued Lyft, Inc. under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act for discriminating against passengers with disabilities, including blind individuals who use service animals and those who use mobility devices including stowable wheelchairs, by routinely refusing to serve these individuals, imposing impermissible charges, and refusing to reasonably modify Lyft’s policies to avoid discrimination. The Department previously sued Uber alleging similar discriminatory conduct against passengers with disabilities. To read more, please read our press release. For more information on the ADA, please visit ADA.gov or call the toll-free ADA Information Line Department’s toll-free ADA Information Line at 1-800-514-0301 (1-833-610-1264 (TTY)).

Review of Suicide Prevention Program Staff Duties at the Atlanta VA Health Care System in Decatur, Georgia Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 6:03 AM (3 days ago) to me New Rebranded Header Review of Suicide Prevention Program Staff Duties at the Atlanta VA Health Care System in Decatur, Georgia 11/10/2026 9:00 AM EDT The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) is committed to helping VA deliver high-quality health care. The OIG conducted an inspection in response to an allegation that assigning psychotherapy duties to Suicide Prevention Program staff at the Atlanta VA Healthcare System in Decatur, Georgia, limited staff’s ability to fulfill program requirements. The OIG did not substantiate the allegation. System leaders and staff indicated that core Suicide Prevention Program responsibilities continued without disruption following the assignment of psychotherapy duties. Additionally, the OIG reviewed program metrics and found no evidence these duties affected completion of program requirements. The OIG found that all 18 Suicide Prevention Program staff members were licensed clinical social workers whose assigned duties included performing advanced practice procedures, such as psychotherapy, mental health assessments, and diagnosis. However, a review of staff scopes of practice, which define the clinical services providers are authorized to perform at a facility, found five social workers were not authorized through their scopes of practice to perform advanced practice procedures. The OIG also identified a concern related to credentialing social workers under the medical staff structure. Although Veterans Health Administration (VHA) policy recognizes social workers as licensed independent practitioners, system leaders blended privileging and scope-of-practice processes, which unintentionally limited their ability to practice independently. Rather than being recognized as licensed independent practitioners in the medical staff bylaws, the system categorized them as practitioners requiring “supervision and/or collaboration.” The OIG issued three recommendations to the System Director to align scopes of practice with licensure and assigned duties, ensure proper integration of social workers into the medical staff structure, and recognize licensed clinical social workers as licensed independent practitioners. The Veterans Integrated Service Network and System Directors concurred with the recommendations and will consult with VHA national program offices in modifying scopes of practice, amending medical staff bylaws, and ensuring social workers are identified as licensed independent practitioners. Click Here for Full Report

Review of Suicide Prevention Program Staff Duties at the Atlanta VA Health Care System in Decatur, Georgia Inbox Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General (OIG) Unsubscribe Tue, Nov 10, 6:03 AM (3 days ago) to me New Rebranded Header Review of Suicide Prevention Program Staff Duties at the Atlanta VA Health Care System in Decatur, Georgia 11/10/2026 9:00 AM EDT The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) is committed to helping VA deliver high-quality health care. The OIG conducted an inspection in response to an allegation that assigning psychotherapy duties to Suicide Prevention Program staff at the Atlanta VA Healthcare System in Decatur, Georgia, limited staff’s ability to fulfill program requirements. The OIG did not substantiate the allegation. System leaders and staff indicated that core Suicide Prevention Program responsibilities continued without disruption following the assignment of psychotherapy duties. Additionally, the OIG reviewed program metrics and found no evidence these duties affected completion of program requirements. The OIG found that all 18 Suicide Prevention Program staff members were licensed clinical social workers whose assigned duties included performing advanced practice procedures, such as psychotherapy, mental health assessments, and diagnosis. However, a review of staff scopes of practice, which define the clinical services providers are authorized to perform at a facility, found five social workers were not authorized through their scopes of practice to perform advanced practice procedures. The OIG also identified a concern related to credentialing social workers under the medical staff structure. Although Veterans Health Administration (VHA) policy recognizes social workers as licensed independent practitioners, system leaders blended privileging and scope-of-practice processes, which unintentionally limited their ability to practice independently. Rather than being recognized as licensed independent practitioners in the medical staff bylaws, the system categorized them as practitioners requiring “supervision and/or collaboration.” The OIG issued three recommendations to the System Director to align scopes of practice with licensure and assigned duties, ensure proper integration of social workers into the medical staff structure, and recognize licensed clinical social workers as licensed independent practitioners. The Veterans Integrated Service Network and System Directors concurred with the recommendations and will consult with VHA national program offices in modifying scopes of practice, amending medical staff bylaws, and ensuring social workers are identified as licensed independent practitioners. Click Here for Full Report