Case Results | Employment Law Victories & Settlements
Kim v. Tinder, Inc.
Unruh Act class settlement on behalf of 240,000 consumers; granted final approval, case on appeal
Aliav v. Sunset Eats, LLC
Los Angeles County Superior Court; false advertising class action on behalf of approximately 10,000 class members, settled on class wide basis; final approval granted.
In RE HP Firmware Update Litigation
Co-lead class counsel in consolidated Unfair Competition class action alleging HP pushed a firmware update on consumers’ printers that blocked their ability to use third party ink cartridges, final approval granted.
Alfred Zaklit, et al. v. Nationstar Mortgage LLC
A $6,500,00 settlement. Cal. Penal Code § 632.7 class action certified by contested motion under Rule 23(b)(2) and (b)(3) on behalf of over 40,000 class members whose calls were recorded without knowledge or consent, final approval granted.
Gail Medeiros et al v HSBC
U.S. District Judge Terrence G. Berg indicated his preliminary approval of a $150 million class-action settlement to resolve class action claims against GM and LG, addressing the defective batteries that posed serious safety risks. The litigation, which began in December 2020, saw over 100,000 class members united in seeking redress for the hazards linked to their vehicles.
Nishimoto v. T&S Business Corporation
Sacramento County Superior Court; wage and hour and PAGA class action on behalf of janitorial workers, final approval granted
Jaylinda Girardot, et al. v. Bail Hotline Bail Bonds, Inc.
Los Angeles County Superior Court; wage and hour plus PAGA class action, final approval granted.
Marko v. Doordash
U.S. District Judge Terrence G. Berg indicated his preliminary approval of a $150 million class-action settlement to resolve class action claims against GM and LG, addressing the defective batteries that posed serious safety risks. The litigation, which began in December 2020, saw over 100,000 class members united in seeking redress for the hazards linked to their vehicles.
$150 Million Victory in GM Battery Defect Case
U.S. District Judge Terrence G. Berg indicated his preliminary approval of a $150 million class-action settlement to resolve class action claims against GM and LG, addressing the defective batteries that posed serious safety risks. The litigation, which began in December 2020, saw over 100,000 class members united in seeking redress for the hazards linked to their vehicles.
