Couponer Sues Target and Jewel-Osco, Says Starbucks Should Pay His Sales Tax
An Illinois couponer sues two stores, arguing that the fine print on his Starbucks coupons mean he doesn’t owe sales tax.
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Sued Over Coupons: CVS, Walgreens, Hy-Vee, Stop & Shop, Food Lion & Others Named in Lawsuits
A tech company demands that more than a half dozen retailers either stop offering digital coupons – or pay up.
Disgruntled Coupon User Loses Lawsuit
A shopper who sued because Coach outlet stores were offering too many coupons, has her lawsuit dismissed by a federal judge.
OfficeMax Employees Fired for Using Coupons
Several former employees sue OfficeMax, after they’re fired for using coupons to make purchases in their own store.
Whole Foods Sued for Taxing Coupons
A Chicago shopper sues Whole Foods Market for improperly charging him $1.39 on a purchase that he made using a coupon.
Coupons.com: Clip All of Our Coupons, And We’ll Sue You
Coupons.com files a lawsuit to stop a coupon app from automatically downloading all of its digital coupons to users’ grocery loyalty cards.
Fired for Couponing: Sears Cashier Loses Lawsuit
A Sears cashier who was fired for offering unused coupons to his customers, loses a discrimination lawsuit against the company.
SnipSnap Survives After Settling Coupon Copyright Lawsuit
A lawsuit against the SnipSnap coupon app comes to an end, but several legal questions surrounding the app remain unresolved.
Tech Company Cashes In, With Digital Coupon Lawsuits
Dozens of supermarkets could be forced to settle with a company that claims ownership of technology used in their digital coupon programs.
Sneaky Marketing or False Advertising? When a Coupon Is Not What It Seems
A federal lawsuit argues that a promised “free” coupon that was really “buy one get one free”, was deceptive and unfair.
