Class action lawsuits give a large group of individuals without significant financial resources the legal means to collectively seek justice for a wrongdoing. Pursuing this legal option takes a highly complex and lengthy route. Here’s how class actions lawsuits work.
Even if signs of identity theft are not readily apparent to victims of a data breach, stolen personal health information increases their risk in the future. A class action lawsuit brought about by multiple plaintiffs with the same dispute can justify the cost of litigation.
Can victims of data breaches be compensated? What are the legal options for victims of medical data breaches? See the answers to these questions and more…
Plaintiffs in the Geico class action lawsuit claimed the negligence to pay sales tax and regulatory fees violates California state law and the company’s insurance policies. Members in the class action lawsuit against Geico can receive payment for unpaid regulatory fees and unpaid sales taxes.
It has recently been discovered by consumers who own Epson printers that these printers appear to suddenly stop working after a certain amount of time or usage. In this article, we discuss what we know about Epson disabling their printers without cause and what you can do if your Epson printer has suddenly stopped working and displayed the warning message.
Junk faxes are not only annoying, but also may be illegal in the United States under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This means that you can take legal action against the senders of junk faxes that violate the terms of the TCPA.
As more and more of the world shifts online during the COVID-19 pandemic, data security has become a chief concern. Any time you supply personal and/or financial information online, whether to pay bills, to make purchases, or to utilize online medical services, you are entrusting these companies to safeguard your identity. Bad actors are constantly looking to take advantage of your important data.
If you or someone you know was enrolled in a college or university for on-campus instruction in the Spring 2020 semester and were forced to settle for online education and would like to explore your legal options for getting a refund of tuition and other associated fees, we want to hear from you!
