Kroger, Lidl End Copycat Private Label Dispute
Kroger and Lidl end a bitter dispute over their “confusingly similar” store-brand products.
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Restaurant Chain Accused of “Illegal Coupon System”
A customer, who’s also a prosecutor, sues a sandwich shop for cheating him out of coupons.
Angry Couponers Now Have the Right to Curse Out Cashiers
A court upholds a shopper’s right to verbally abuse a grocery store manager.
This Grocery War of Words – and Brands – Is Getting Ugly
Kroger and Lidl take shots at each other in a lawsuit over their similarly-named store brands.
“Coupon Fairies” Lose $113,091 Lawsuit to Coupons.com Owner
Two “coupon fairies” are ordered to pay more than $100,000 for printing and selling unlimited numbers of Coupons.com printables.
Costco May Owe “Tens of Millions of Dollars” For Taxing Coupons
Costco is sued for improperly collecting millions of dollars in sales taxes on purchases made using coupons.
Shopper Sues Over “Free” Antiperspirant That Actually Wasn’t
A shopper sues the maker of Right Guard, after his “try me free” rebate check bounced.
Kohl’s Accused of “Massive Fraud”, In Kohl’s Cash Lawsuit
A lawsuit claims that Kohl’s is cheating customers out of the full value of their Kohl’s Cash.
Kroger Sues Lidl Over Copycat Private Label
Kroger sues its new competitor Lidl, accusing it of copying its store brand products.
Blind Couponer Wins Landmark Lawsuit
A Winn-Dixie shopper wins a noteworthy lawsuit that says blind couponers deserve equal treatment under the law.
