Think you might have a class action suit?

When two or more plaintiffs join together and file a common lawsuit against a defendant—whether it's a sole proprietor or a corporation—they bring corroborative evidence, allegation, and testimony to the table. The power of a class action suit, of course, is an example of the old saying, “There's strength in numbers.” The argument is multiplied and that much stronger because it's not just one person's word; there's more than one plaintiff stating and making the case.

We can help you with your class action suit.

When you're a member of a “class” in a suit like this, the court certifies that you are one of several people in the same circumstances who are entitled to redress. In cases like this, all parties—including those who bring the claim—are treated equally. So all members of the class have equal input, rights to any monies, remedies ordered by the court, and so on.