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.
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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.
Kmart Pays $1.4 Million For Offering Illegal Coupons and Discounts
Kmart pays a penalty to settle claims that it was illegally accepting coupons and offering discounts to federal health care beneficiaries.
Sabotage, Deceit and “Aggressive Couponing”: Inside Haggen’s $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Albertsons
Haggen sues Albertsons for $1 billion, claiming that the high prices and low quality in its new stores are the result of Albertsons’ “sabotage”.
Digital Coupon Drama: Supermarket Sues Its Coupon Provider
After it’s sued for allegedly violating patents with its digital coupons, Hy-Vee turns around and sues its coupon provider for not coming to its aid.
Michael Jordan Scores $8.9 Milllion in Overage from a $2 Coupon
Former NBA star Michael Jordan earns an $8.9 million judgment, in a dispute over a grocery ad and $2 coupon featuring his likeness.
ALDI Settles Lawsuit Over Lookalike Toilet Paper
ALDI and Georgia-Pacific settle a lawsuit that claimed ALDI’s store-brand toilet paper looked deceptively similar to Angel Soft.
Walmart to Refund $5 Million to Shortchanged Shoppers
You may be eligible for a piece of a $5 million settlement, between Walmart and two shortchanged customers.
