Frequently Asked Questions


Question:
What is a Class Action?
 
 
Answer:



A class action provides a means by which, where a large group of persons have an interest in the same subject matter, one or more persons may bring a lawsuit on their own behalf and on behalf of the group, without needing to identify and include each individual member of the group. The procedure is authorized in federal courts and in the courts of most states including Colorado.

Question:
Who pays the lawyer in a Class Action?
 
 
Answer:

Typically, attorneys who represent a class seeking money damages are paid out of money recovered for the class. Attorney fees are awarded by, and subject to the approval of, the presiding court.

Question:
How do I find out more about the Class Action styled Advantek Pro, Inc. v. ADT?
 
 
Answer:
Submit questions on the form posted on the "Contact Us" page.