Been harmed by a company — and think others were too? Tell us what happened. A plaintiff-side class action attorney will review your situation. No fees, no obligation.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Many people harmed the same way | Courts require enough class members for certification (typically 40+) |
| Common legal claim | Everyone's harm comes from the same act (a defective product, a data breach, a false advertising claim) |
| Concrete, calculable damages | The harm can be quantified in dollars — not just inconvenience |
| A viable defendant | The defendant has assets to pay a settlement |
You need a plaintiff-side attorney. Submit your situation above — the attorney evaluates whether it's viable and files the case. Your role is to be the named (lead) plaintiff; the attorney handles all legal work.
There is no fixed minimum, but courts typically require at least 40 affected people for certification. Cases with thousands of affected people are much more likely to get certified.
Nothing. Plaintiff-side attorneys work on contingency — paid only if the case succeeds, from the settlement fund. You pay nothing out of pocket, win or lose.
The lead plaintiff (or named plaintiff) is the individual whose name goes on the case and who represents the class. It requires some participation (answering discovery questions, possibly a deposition), but the attorney handles all legal strategy and filings.
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