The U.S. Supreme Court is currently hearing several cases that could reshape class action litigation. One case involves allegations that Whole Foods sold baby food containing heavy metals, which plaintiffs claim caused autism. The court is also considering whether class action lawsuits can be certified when they include members who have not suffered any injury, a question raised in a case concerning Labcorp check-in kiosks that allegedly disadvantage blind individuals. These cases address broader issues such as plaintiffs’ forum shopping in consumer product litigation and the certification standards for class actions. The court’s deliberations come amid concerns about the increasing number of class actions targeting corporate defendants, with some justices reportedly expressing reservations after oral arguments.