As courts, state legislatures, and Congress bring increasing scrutiny to bear on the use of class actions to address claims of widespread fraud, retaining counsel experienced in handling class actions is all the more important. We have amassed significant experience serving as plaintiffs' counsel in class actions. In Flagler Automotive, Inc. v. Exxon Mobil and Dan Gill et al. v. Exxon Mobil, for instance, we represent Exxon service station dealers induced by Exxon to participate in a “volume incentive” gas purchase program — only to have Exxon hike the price of gas to offset the promised rebates. These national and state class actions are pending. We also represent proposed class members in several states who bought defective Nissan vehicles. In Hector de la Rosa et al. v. Advance PCS et al., we represent independent pharmacists cheated by pharmacy benefit manager companies that improperly calculated the average wholesale price of drugs for purposes of reimbursement. Our firm brought suit to recoup these reimbursements. We look forward to working with you to develop claims best filed as class actions.
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Jury Awards significant verdict in Suit Over
Minivan Rear Latch
– USA Today
Hundreds of Americans were killed or injured because the back door latch on their Chrysler minivans failed. Mikal Watts led the nationwide effort to bring Chrysler to justice. |