Clemente v.
American Express
Individual consumer received $37,500.00 as a settlement of his claim that
American Express improperly posted charges to his account, thereafter refused
to remove the charges, and made negative reports to credit reporting agencies.
Buono v. Horizon
2000 et al
After surviving summary judgment, plaintiff settled his claim against a new
homebuilder for the builder’s failure to disclose a water detention basin on
the homeowner’s property.
In Re:
Pirates Booty Class Action Litigation
Obtained national class certification with co-counsel and settled claim on
behalf of consumers that purchased snack food upon manufacturer’s false
representation concerning the fat content and nature of ingredients in snack
food. The Court valued the
settlement at more than $4million.
Union Ink v.
AT&T, 352 N.J. Super. 617 (App. Div. 2002)
certif. den. 175 N.J. 547 (2002)
Appellate Division reversed trial court’s dismissal of consumer class action
against AT&T for misrepresentations in connection with the advertisement
and sale of AT&T’s “digital one-rate plan.”
A related case later settled in New York State Court.
The settlement was valued in excess of $20million.
Markowitz v.
Cytodyne International, Inc.
Plaintiffs recently defeated defendants’ motion to dismiss their class
action complaint. A briefing
schedule has been established for a motion to certify a class of consumers
misled by defendants’ false misrepresentation concerning the safety and
efficacy of dietary supplements, many of which contain ephedra.
Katz, et al
v. Wyeth, et al
Class
action recently filed on behalf of class of consumers who purchased and took
drug manufactured for relief of symptoms of menopause but falsely marketed and
sold upon the representation that the drug would reduce the risk of breast
cancer and heart disease.
