Category: Class Action

A worker clocks into work using a biometric fingerprint clock for employee data tracking

Employee Data Tracking & Workplace Privacy: What is Invasive?

Written by Joseph Lyon on September 1, 2025. Posted in Class Action, Common Client Questions.

For the last decade, employers have increasingly started relying on advanced monitoring tools to track productivity, attendance, and workplace behavior. From biometric time clocks to GPS tracking systems, surveillance cameras, and digital...

printers and PC computers out of service in a heap of e-waste

E-Waste Lawsuits: What is Extended Producer Responsibility?

Written by Joseph Lyon on August 29, 2025. Posted in Class Action.

Electronic waste has quietly become one of the most pressing legal and environmental challenges of our time. Behind every discarded laptop, obsolete smartphone, or unused server is a trail of hazardous materials that can contaminate communities...

A man checking into a hotel at the front desk.

Resort Fee Lawsuits: Fighting Against Hidden Charges

Written by Joseph Lyon on August 29, 2025. Posted in Class Action.

Resort fees are more than an annoyance on vacation—they may represent an unlawful practice that strips consumers of their right to honest and transparent pricing. With growing attention from regulators and the courts, hotels and booking companies...

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California’s Unfair Competition Law: What It Means for Consumers

Written by Joseph Lyon on August 28, 2025. Posted in Class Action, Common Client Questions.

California’s Unfair Competition Law is one of the strongest consumer protection tools at consumers’ disposal. It allows individuals to challenge a variety of unfair, unlawful, or misleading practices and obtain meaningful relief. For...