Lawsuits

A federal judge has dismissed the Solomon v. Peloton shareholder lawsuit alleging the company concealed quality control problems, including painting over rust on bike seat frames, ahead of the 2023 recall of 2.2 million original Bikes. This is the second time the case has been dismissed.

Peloton is suing the United States Customs and Border Protection Agency, alleging that tariffs they have been paying are unlawful.

An appeals court has ruled in Peloton’s favor again related to a trademark dispute over the Bike+ name with the company World Champ Tech.

A Florida resident has filed a proposed class action lawsuit accusing Peloton’s apparel division of repeatedly sending unwanted marketing text messages, even after unsubscribing.

A court has granted preliminary approval for the settlement of several lawsuits filed against Peloton.

A judge has dismissed (for now) a proposed class action lawsuit against Peloton for how the original Peloton Bike seat post recall was handled.

Four different lawsuits against Peloton are nearing a resolution this week, with one case being dismissed and a settlement being agreed to in another three cases.

Peloton has won a trademark lawsuit against “The Women’s Peloton” in Belgium, who will now need to change their name or face monetary penalty.

Peloton is facing a new lawsuit in Mississippi from a woman who got injuries after her original Peloton bike seat post slipped while she was riding it.

Peloton has filed a complaint against shipping partner Flexport International LLC, citing unfair detention & demurrage charges between 2020-2023.

An appeal has been filed following a lawsuit which ruled in favor of Peloton over the Bike+ trademark.