Adobe Settles $75M Subscription Lawsuit with US Government

Adobe agrees to $75 million settlement with US government over allegations of deceptive subscription practices and hidden termination fees.

Adobe, the leading creative software company, has agreed to pay a $75 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit filed by the US government. The lawsuit alleged that Adobe intentionally made it difficult for customers to cancel their subscriptions and concealed termination fees, violating federal consumer protection laws.

The complaint, raised in June 2024, accused Adobe of failing to properly disclose important terms for its

Adobe Pays $75M to Settle Subscription Cancellation Lawsuit

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