Class Action

What happens when a promoter wants to put on an event, hypes it, markets it extensively, and then just isn’t able to deliver? Can that

From time to time, we here in the class action department of Dworken & Bernstein will ask the fundamental questions: What does unfair mean? What

If in the last 13-plus years you’ve either received an email or postcard saying that you were part of a class action settlement and forgot

If history has taught us anything, it would seem obvious that a Republican presidency, as well as a new Republican congress, would be vehemently opposed

Irrespective of your political leanings, the Trump University class action is an interesting and unique case. It is also a good learning tool for one

Over the last two months, we have talked about different types of class actions and how to recognize them in your everyday practice. Those articles

One of the most common questions we receive from other attorneys is, “How do I spot a potential class action?” Th e answer is much

As teased in last month’s issue, this month’s class action article will explore how class actions can be used as an instrument to protect small

Class actions are an area of law that brings out strong feelings in most people, including laypersons, lawyers, judges, politicians, corporations, unions, consumers, small business