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In Re Amazon Service Fee Litigation
Case Number:
2:22-cv-00743
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Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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Firms
- Borde Law
- Crosner Legal
- Fenwick & West
- Law Offices of Ronald A. Marron
- Schroeter Goldmark
- Triad Law Group
- Wilshire Law Firm
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July 09, 2025
Amazon Customer Grilled On Whole Foods Ad Suit At 9th Circ.
A Ninth Circuit panel appeared critical on Wednesday of a consumer's claim that Amazon duped Prime members by pulling its free Whole Foods grocery delivery perk, as the judges pointed to subscriber terms allowing the e-commerce giant to change the benefits package.
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August 29, 2024
Amazon Sheds Whole Foods 'Bait-And-Switch' Case For Good
A Washington federal court on Thursday dismissed a proposed class action accusing Amazon.com of misleading Prime members by advertising free Whole Foods grocery deliveries and later canceling the perk, in an order that said the lead plaintiff failed to fix deficiencies in the complaint that a judge previously flagged.
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June 18, 2024
Doubt Cast On Free Whole Foods Delivery 'Bait And Switch'
A Washington federal judge appeared skeptical at a hearing Tuesday of claims that Amazon misled Prime members by advertising free Whole Foods grocery deliveries and then later pulling the perk in a "bait and switch," noting the retail giant has reserved the right to change Prime members' benefits.