Class Action Attorney - Join Forces & Demand Justice

A class action is a type of lawsuit where one or more people (the "Class Representatives") sue on behalf of a larger group of people (the "Class") who have suffered similar harm.

Instead of thousands of individual small lawsuits clogging up the courts, a class action consolidates them into one powerful case. This levels the playing field, allowing everyday consumers to take on Fortune 500 companies.

Large corporations have massive legal teams and seemingly endless resources. When they rip off consumers, they often rely on the fact that an individual fighting them in court is too expensive and intimidating.

Don't be lowballed or bullied. A class action lawsuit turns the tables. By joining forces with thousands of others, you pool your resources and leverage. Our attorneys have the experience and financial backing to go toe-to-toe with the biggest companies in the world and demand justice for the entire class.

You might think that fighting a major corporation requires thousands of dollars in legal fees. That is not the case.

Our firm handles class action lawsuits entirely on a contingency fee basis. This means:

• Zero out-of-pocket costs: You pay nothing to join the lawsuit.
• We advance all expenses: We cover the costs of filing, expert witnesses, and litigation.
• No fee unless we win: Our payment is a court-approved percentage of the final settlement or verdict. If we don't recover money for the class, you owe us nothing.

Class actions cover a wide range of corporate misconduct. As a dedicated consumer protection attorney, we focus on cases involving:

Defective Products & Dangerous Goods

• Automobiles with hidden safety defects (brakes, airbags, transmission failure)
• Appliances that are fire hazards, prone to flooding, or fail prematurely
• Children's toys containing lead or dangerous choking hazards
• Electronics and medical devices that fail just after the warranty expires

Consumer Fraud & False Advertising

• "All Natural" or "Organic" foods containing synthetic chemicals
• Supplements and cosmetics making unproven, false health claims
• Services that intentionally fail to provide the promised benefits
• Bait-and-switch sales tactics designed to deceive the buyer

Financial Schemes & Hidden Junk Fees

• Banks illegally reordering transactions to maximize overdraft fees
• Hidden "resort fees," "service charges," or undisclosed subscription renewals
• Insurance companies systematically underpaying or denying valid claims
• Mortgage servicers charging illegal inspection or property fees

Data Privacy & Security Breaches

• Massive data breaches leading to identity theft or exposing financial info
• Mobile apps illegally tracking your location without consent
• Corporations selling your private viewing history or data illegally

Wage & Hour Violations

• Companies forcing employees to work off-the-clock
• Illegal denial of overtime pay or misclassifying employees as contractors
• Failing to provide legally mandated meal and rest breaks

• 1. Investigation: Attorneys identify a widespread issue and find a "Class Representative" (a plaintiff willing to stand up for the group).
• 2. Filing: The lawsuit is filed. The first major battle is "Class Certification," where the judge decides if the case can proceed as a group action.
• 3. Notice: If certified, potential class members are notified (via mail, email, or ads) that they are part of the lawsuit.
• 4. Resolution: Most cases settle. A fund is created to pay class members. You submit a claim form to get your share.

In a class action, the goal is to make the class members whole. Compensation typically falls into three categories: