Class Action FAQ

1. What are Class Action Lawsuits?
2. When should you opt out of a class action case?
3. What are the cost to join a Class Action Lawsuit?
4. What is a Pending Settlement?

• What are Class Action Lawsuits?
  A class-action lawsuit is a civil action in which people who have been wronged in a similar way unite and sue as a group. You may start a class action if you feel you and many others have been harmed in a similar way, or you may receive a notice that a class-action lawsuit has been started relating to some harm you may have suffered.
• When should you opt out of a class action case?
  You should decide to opt out if you believe that your situation is significantly different from the majority of the class. At the same time your interests may also differ from those of the mass or maybe you are prepared to proceed on your own behalf. Sometimes, pursuing a class action case might put yourself in a risky situation which you want to avoid and then you would opt out. Consult Kelly Cardon class action attorney who can inform you about your options and provide you with legal knowledge concerning your case.
• What are the cost to join a Class Action Lawsuit?
  Typically there are no costs to join a class action lawsuit or a class action lawsuit settlement.
• What is a Pending Settlement?
  This is when defendants in the class action lawsuit have made an agreement with the plaintiffs in the case and the court and are looking for those people who may be impacted by the settlement (those who purchased the product or service.) When a class action lawsuit is in the Pending Settlement phase affected customers can file t heir claim during the registration period. Once that registration period is over you can no longer file a claim and get your piece of the settlement. That's why it's important to contact Kelly Cardon TODAY!