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IANAL but this would seem like a “class action” situation.
by josh-sematic 2y ago
IANAL but this would seem like a “class action” situation.
- vdqtp3 2y agoI also ANAL but if I recall correctly, you can decline to be represented in the class, and file your own lawsuit
- whalesalad 2y agocan't wait to get that check in the mail for $1.32
- reaperducer 2y agoI got a check in the mail last week for 12¢ from Google hoovering up my data. Yes, that's twelve cents! Google certainly made more off of my data than that.
- whalesalad 2y agocosts more to mail a letter
- josh-sematic 2y agoTrue but personally I also wouldn’t want to go through the time and expense to sue them solo. At least in a class action the company faces some penalty that’s possibly meaningful to them (even if it’s not meaningful to most of the claimants).
- voxic11 2y agoAt&t customers are bound to individual arbitration so there will be no class action lawsuit for this. > Please read this Agreement carefully. It requires you and AT&T to resolve disputes through arbitration on an individual basis rather than jury trials or class actions. https://www.att.com/legal/terms.consumerServiceAgreement.html https://www.att.com/legal/terms.consumerServiceAgreement.htm...
- declan_roberts 2y agoI was not a customer of AT&T when the leak happened.
- arcimpulse 2y agoVery difficult to run these days. Since 2018, federal courts have ground away many of the legal routes needed to run a successful class action suit against a national or multinational corporation.