This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

This is a brand new case that was just filed last week.

There is no settlement, no judgement, nothing to claim at this point.

Class action cases take time, often 2-5 years from the time they are filed until they are resolved.

And there is no guarantee that the case will be... View More

Probably, but without more information, it would be almost impossible for any attorney to assist you.

For example:

1. Is the email from a recognizable email address (e.g. larry@deweycheatemandhowe.com) or is it from a nonsensical string of letters and numbers (e.g.... View More

You are a member of the class, and thus entitled to participate in the benefits of the settlement if you meet the class definition. You do not NEED to be a plaintiff in order to participate in most class actions in the United States.

The definition in this case is:

You are a Class... View More

Yes, you should find a qualified lawyer who handles FDCPA matters.

Many offer free initial consultations.

You can find lawyers here on Justia, or other directories such as Avvo.

You can also contact the Houston Lawyer Referral Service, who can refer you to pre-screened... View More

There are several different ways for class action settlement funds to be divided and distributed among class members.

The distribution method is always outlined in the settlement agreement and must be approved by the Court overseeing the case. Generally, the agreement, as well as a copy of... View More

There are several different ways for class action settlement funds to be divided and distributed among class members.

The distribution method is always outlined in the settlement agreement and must be approved by the Court overseeing the case. Generally, the agreement, as well as a copy of... View More

Generally no, but you can try. Part of it depends on the type of case, and part of it depends on how far along the case is. Sometimes, you will get a second opportunity to opt-out later on.

If you still want to opt-out, you need to follow the directions in the class action notice.... View More

Based on these limited facts, I have a guess as to what is going on.

The advertisement you saw was probably a national ad for the fast food chain, or even a regional ad. At the bottom of the print ad, or at the end of the commercial, words along the lines of "at participating locations... View More

In Louisiana, it depends on whether you asked for (and received) a written estimate.

The Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission has rules and regulations that note that an original estimate should not exceed the actual cost by 25%.

You can find those rules here:... View More

Generally, yes anyone can purchase a lighter in Nevada.

There is a specific statute on the sale of tobacco products to minors. Lighters are not even mentioned.

The code provision, NRS 202.2493, states:

...it is unlawful for any person to sell, distribute or offer to sell... View More

Generally yes. You don't say if your case is in Federal court or State court. You also don't say if you are represented by an attorney, but since you are seeking answers online, I presume that you are not represented by one.

If you look at the motions that were filed (that you... View More

It is a scam.

Run the other direction, fast.

There is no "Nova Port Bank" or any version incorporated in California. There is no ""Nova Port Bank" registered with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency or any other federal bank regulator.

The... View More

Kansas has a gift card / gift certificate expiration law (KS Stat § 50-6,108) that states:

Gift certificates or gift cards; regulation of; exceptions; definitions. (a) On and after January 1, 2007, no person, firm, partnership, association or corporation shall sell a gift certificate or... View More

Perhaps offering to pay the outstanding amount of the returned check PLUS the bank fees the business incurred for the returned check would resolve the issue faster and easier for all involved.