Types of Class Actions
- Wage and hour violations
- Failure to pay overtime
- Predatory lending practices
- Improper banking practices (improper late fees)
- Improper credit card practices (improper late fees)
- Insurance company overcharges
- Telephone / cell phone company overcharges
- Automotive industry practices (auto dealer vs. manufacturer actions)
- Airline industry (unfair ticket billing practices)
- False advertising
- Consumer fraud
- Qui tam actions
- Antitrust violations
- Defective computers
- Defective electronic devices
- Defective consumer products
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New Investigations
Unauthorized charges to bank accounts and credit cards
In the Headlines
Consumers flooding Fed with complaints about credit card companies
7/28/08, USA Today
Weigh
in on proposed credit card laws
7/21/08, CNNMoney.com
Getting squeezed by credit card companies
5/27/08, CNNMoney.com
Class Action News
KCR CLASS ACTION NEWS: Court certifies class
action against PricewaterhouseCoopers
(PwC) on behalf of associate accountants
seeking overtime. 
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MORE
KCR INVESTIGATION:
KCR investigating potential class actions against other Big 4 Accounting
Firms for possible wage and hour violations.
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TO
www.big4overtimecases.com
KCR CLASS ACTION NEWS: Wage and hour class action filed
against Fremont-Rideout Health Group. READ
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Improper Late Fees
Each year, consumers pay millions of dollars in late fees to:
- Banks
- Credit card companies
- Telephone and cable companies
- Other large corporations
These businesses have discovered that charging late fees is an easy way to significantly increase their revenues without providing customers with any additional services.
Unscrupulous businesses have figured out many ways to maximize consumer late fee charges by manipulating payment dates or changing the dates for sending out bills to customers. Such conduct is prohibited in many states.
Kershaw, Cutter and Ratinoff class action attorneys have extensive experience litigating class action cases against large corporations that have unreasonably charged their customers unfair or excessive late fees.
If you believe you have been unfairly charged late fees, please fill out and submit the contact form on this page for a free case evaluation or call us toll-free at (888) 285-3333.
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