ClassActionDaily aggregates newly filed consumer class action complaints from U.S. federal district courts and publishes plain-English summaries within 24 hours of filing.
The site has two distinct sections. Latest Cases are filed complaints pulled automatically each morning from CourtListener — a free public-records database maintained by the Free Law Project — for putative class actions in consumer protection categories. We extract the docket information, retrieve the complaint, and generate a readable summary using AI. Cases are published automatically without editorial review.
Investigations are different: they are editorially curated, pre-litigation inquiries where attorneys are evaluating whether a class action can be brought. No suit has been filed. Investigations appear and update only when our editorial team launches a new one. Submissions help determine whether a case is viable.
All case information is sourced from CourtListener (courtlistener.com) and the federal courts' PACER system.
For each case, intake form submissions are routed to one or more participating plaintiffs' firms with active practices in the relevant category. ClassActionDaily is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The forwarding of an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship.