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Class Action FAQs | McCune Law Group
When multiple consumers have been harmed by the same entity, they may come together to file a class action suit. Class actions are efficient ways to handle cases in which many individuals have been affected, and they commonly involve product liability, employment discrimination and diverse forms of fraud.
At McCune Law Group, we believe we’re stronger together. Over 20 years, MLG has distinguished itself as one of the top class action firms in the country, winning hundreds of millions of dollars against some of the most powerful defendants in the world. This Class Action FAQ page will answer some of the most common questions we hear from class action plaintiffs.
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What types of cases are suitable for class action lawsuits?
Many types of cases are suitable for class action lawsuits. Some of the most common class action case types include consumer protection, employment law, environmental issues, and product liability. A class action may be appropriate any time a large group of people suffer similar harm.
How long do class actions take?
How long a class action takes is dependent on a variety of factors. Some class action suits may be resolved in months, while others can take years. Generally, most class action cases take between two and three years to resolve.
What can I expect as a participant in a class action lawsuit?
As a participant in a class action lawsuit, you can expect to receive a notification detailing your involvement, rights, and the option to opt-out. Typically, a lead plaintiff will represent the class, and your direct involvement in legal proceedings may be limited. Any settlement will be distributed amongst class members.
What are the potential outcomes of a class action lawsuit?
In a class action lawsuit, potential outcomes include a settlement or a court judgement. If a settlement is reached, compensation will be disbursed to class members based on a variety of factors, including the extent of suffered harm.
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