Coupon-Friendly Cashier Loses Discrimination Case
A Sears cashier loses an appeal, after he was fired for keeping customers’ unused coupons and offering them to others.
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Coupon Lawsuit Over $0.38 Is Getting Very Expensive
A Pennsylvania couple loses another effort to get back the 38 cents they say they were overcharged while using coupons at BJ’s.
Coupon Site Sues Competitors Over Stolen Coupon Codes
CouponCabin sues the publishers of at least ten other coupon code sites, for allegedly stealing and sharing its exclusive codes on their own sites.
ALDI Sued Again Over Lookalike Packaging
King’s Hawaiian sues ALDI for selling Hawaiian sweet rolls with “deceptively similar” packaging to its own.
RetailMeNot and Mary Kay Settle Coupon Code Fight
RetailMeNot posts new disclaimers on its site, after settling a lawsuit that challenged its right to share coupons and deals for one unhappy retailer.
Judge Agrees to Coupon Fraud Trial Delay
With a “warehouse full of coupons” as evidence, a $250 million coupon fraud trial due to begin next month, will be delayed until early next year.
Companies End Coupon “Civil War” With SmartSource
Several coupon issuers drop their legal dispute with the publisher of the Sunday inserts that contain their coupons.
Two Defunct Coupon Sites Settle Long-Standing Dispute
Catalina, the owner of the former Coupon Network printable coupon site, settles a lawsuit that accused it of being a copycat.
Haggen Files for Bankruptcy: What it Means for You
The troubled grocery chain Haggen files for bankruptcy, as it plans to sell even more stores and honor only “certain customer programs” going forward.
Two More Settlements, As $250 Million Coupon Fraud Case Moves Closer to Trial
Two more defendants settle with prosecutors, while two others have their bid for dismissal denied, in a massive coupon fraud case about to go to trial.
