Blue Utopia, a non-profit fundraiser, allegedly used its platform to raise donations that it used to pay off old debts in violation of the Washington Consumer Protection Act.
U.S. Transportation Department imposes hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines on Frontier Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Airlines for violating various consumer protections.
Big business keeps telling the public that class actions harm consumers. Perhaps it's time we listen to the real reason the financial industry remains steadfast in its opposition to class actions: because they work.
Don't be fooled by "low, low" price used car advertising. In this post, we educate consumers on avoiding the all-too-common "bait-and-switch" used car marketing schemes.
What would you do if you were convicted of a crime you didn't commit? We recently represented three innocent men who served 4.5 years in prison as a result of reckless police work and overzealous prosecution.
Mack Mayo, Toby Marshall, and Matthew Zuchetto obtain a verdict in Spokane County in the first case ever tried under Washington's Wrongly Convicted Persons Act.
