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General FAQs

Arbitration is a type of dispute resolution that is private, meaning that it occurs outside of court. In arbitration, a neutral person, called an arbitrator, can resolve legal claims. It’s usually less formal than a typical court case. These arbitrators work for private organizations that administer arbitrations under their rules. Often, consumer agreements and website terms and conditions require all disputes to be resolved through arbitration.
Mass action involves multiple plaintiffs filing separate lawsuits in court, often consolidated for efficiency, while mass arbitration involves multiple claimants resolving their claims through arbitration instead of court litigation. 
There is no upfront cost associated with this action. You will not owe us a penny unless you get paid! 
No. You will only pay us out of your compensation at the end of the case. 
Please complete our questionnaire to see if you may qualify to make an arbitration claim. If you qualify, you will need to sign an engagement letter that allows us to represent you. We will also ask you to swear to a “declaration” of the facts of your potential claim. For some cases, we may need you to upload documents to us. Look out for text messages and emails from us with information on any additional steps. 
We may ask for documents that we believe could help with your potential claim. Documentation may help us recover on your behalf. If documentation is required, we will let you know. 

If you are accepted as a client by Hartley Law and you sign the engagement letter, we and our co-counsel will be your attorneys for the case described in the engagement letter. We will not be your attorneys for any other matters unless you sign additional engagement agreements for such additional matters. 

An engagement letter is a formal agreement between you and your attorneys that outlines the scope of work, fees, and responsibilities of both parties. By signing it, you ensure that everyone is on the same page about the legal services being provided and the terms of the arrangement. It protects both you and your attorneys by establishing clear expectations and minimizing misunderstandings. If you have any questions about the engagement letter, please feel free to ask us
The duration of mass arbitrations can vary widely. Generally speaking, arbitration cases resolve more quickly than lawsuits, but it’s impossible to predict how long your case will take. We will keep you updated on the progress of your case. 

Condé Nast FAQs

Depending on where you live, you may qualify if you have a subscription through the online websites of one of the Condé Nast magazines listed below or have visited the websites to browse, shop, or watch videos. 

The relevant Conde Nast magazine websites are Architectural Digest, Bon Appetit, Glamour, GQ, Self, Vanity Fair, Vogue, Teen Vogue and The New Yorker. 

Unfortunately, having a subscription through AppleNews does not qualify you for this claim. You need to have an account through one of the magazine websites or have watched videos on one of the sites. 

No. We can only consider individuals who subscriber to or visited the websites of the U.S. magazines (with URLs ending in .com).

General Motors FAQs

If you own or lease a Honda with a model year between 2018 and 2025 or an Acura with a model year between 2019 and 2025 and have either HondaLink or AcuraLink installed, you may be eligible.
Even if you no longer possess the vehicle, you may still have a claim. Please be aware that documentation may be requested to verify your ownership of the vehicle.
If you wish to check whether your driving history is being shared, you can request a Driving Behavior Report from either LexisNexis or Verisk. If you become a client, you may also have your attorney request a copy of your Driving Behavior Report on your behalf.

Honda/Acura FAQs

If you’re a resident of CA, AZ, UT, PA, IL, or NY, and you own or lease a General Motors vehicle (Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, or GMC) manufactured between 2011 and 2025, and you have one of General Motors’ connected apps (such as OnStar Smart Driver, myCadillac, myChevrolet, myBuick, or myGMC) installed in your vehicle, you may be able to make a claim.
Even if you no longer possess the vehicle, you may still have a claim. Please be aware that documentation may be requested to verify your ownership of the vehicle.

If you wish to check whether your driving history is being shared, you can request a Driving Behavior Report from either LexisNexis or Verisk. If you become a client, you may also have your attorney request a copy of your Driving Behavior Report on your behalf.

Hyundai FAQs

If you own or lease a Hyundai Elantra, Sonata, Kona, Tucson, Palisade or Santa Fe with a model year between 2018 and 2025, and you have the BlueLink app installed, you may be eligible.
Even if you no longer possess the vehicle, you may still have a claim. Please be aware that documentation may be requested to verify your ownership of the vehicle.

If you wish to check whether your driving history is being shared, you can request a Driving Behavior Report from either LexisNexis or Verisk. If you become a client, you may also have your attorney request a copy of your Driving Behavior Report on your behalf.

Mitsubishi FAQs

If you own or lease one of the Mitsubishi vehicles listed below and have Mitsubishi installed, you may be eligible:

  1. 2023 model year or newer Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
  2. 2022 model year or newer Mitsubishi Outlander
  3. 2018 model year or newer Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
Even if you no longer possess the vehicle, you may still have a claim. Please be aware that documentation may be requested to verify your ownership of the vehicle.

If you wish to check whether your driving history is being shared, you can request a Driving Behavior Report from either LexisNexis or Verisk. If you become a client, you may also have your attorney request a copy of your Driving Behavior Report on your behalf.

Goop FAQs

If you live in California and have made a purchase on Goop.com within the last year you may be able to make a claim.

Domino's FAQs

If you’ve called a Domino’s store in Illinois from 2020 to the present and believe that you interacted with an artificial intelligence phone operator during your phone call, and if you attached that order to your Domino’s account through the website or mobile app, you may qualify for this claim.
No. You must have also called a Domino’s location and spoken to an AI operator during the call to be considered for eligibility. You may have spoken to an AI operator if you heard the name Aiden or Emma.

ToonBlast FAQs

If you’ve played ToonBlast in the last three years and have purchased items under the impression they were on sale, you may be eligible to participate in this arbitration claim.

If you’ve played ToonBlast within the past three years and made purchases under the impression they were on sale, you could still be eligible to participate in this arbitration claim.

Plex TV FAQs

If you have a Plex TV account and have watched videos on Plex TV you may qualify.

V Shred FAQs

If you have watched videos on V Shred’s site or have purchased one of their workout packages you may be eligible for this arbitration.

Unfortunately, you would have had to watched video on V Shred’s direct site. Watching V Shred related videos on another platform would not qualify you for this claim.

Live Nation FAQs

If you have a Ticket Master account and have received a data breach notice from Ticket Master, you may be eligible to participate in this arbitration.
To participate in this arbitration claim, you must also be part of the data breach. However, if you’ve made purchases on Ticket Master or Live Nation, you may be eligible for an antitrust claim upon investigation.
You would have received an email from Ticket Master or Live Nation notifying you if your information was compromised in the data breach.

Tillys FAQs

If you reside in Arizona and have received emails from Tillys within the last two years, you could qualify to take part in this arbitration proceeding.

A “spy pixel,” also known as a “tracking pixel” or “web beacon,” is a tiny, often invisible image embedded in emails or web pages that tracks user behavior. When the email or webpage is opened, the pixel loads from the server, logging details like the user’s IP address, time of access, and device information, which can then be used for analytics and targeted marketing.

No, making a purchase is not necessary to qualify for this case. You would only need to have subscribed to newsletters or have had an account with Tillys.

TJ Maxx FAQs

If you reside in Arizona and have received emails from TJ MAXX within the last two years, you could qualify to take part in this arbitration proceeding.

A “spy pixel,” also known as a “tracking pixel” or “web beacon,” is a tiny, often invisible image embedded in emails or web pages that tracks user behavior. When the email or webpage is opened, the pixel loads from the server, logging details like the user’s IP address, time of access, and device information, which can then be used for analytics and targeted marketing.

No, making a purchase is not necessary to qualify for this case. You would only need to have subscribed to newsletters or have had an account with TJ MAXX.

Etsy FAQs

If you reside in Arizona and have received emails from Etsy within the last two years, you could qualify to take part in this arbitration proceeding.

A “spy pixel,” also known as a “tracking pixel” or “web beacon,” is a tiny, often invisible image embedded in emails or web pages that tracks user behavior. When the email or webpage is opened, the pixel loads from the server, logging details like the user’s IP address, time of access, and device information, which can then be used for analytics and targeted marketing.

No, making a purchase is not necessary to qualify for this case. You would only need to have subscribed to newsletters or have had an account with Etsy.

Urban Outfitters FAQs

No, making a purchase is not necessary to qualify for this case. You would only need to have subscribed to newsletters or have had an account with Urban Outfitters INC or any of its affiliates.

A “spy pixel,” also known as a “tracking pixel” or “web beacon,” is a tiny, often invisible image embedded in emails or web pages that tracks user behavior. When the email or webpage is opened, the pixel loads from the server, logging details like the user’s IP address, time of access, and device information, which can then be used for analytics and targeted marketing.

No, making a purchase is not necessary to qualify for this case. You would only need to have subscribed to newsletters or have had an account with Urban Outfitters INC or any of its affiliates.

Adobe FAQs

If you have purchased the Annual Paid Monthly Plan from Adobe Creative Cloud, you may qualify for this arbitration claim. 

Unfortunately, the Annual Prepaid plan is not eligible for this claim. Only the Annual Paid Monthly Plan from Adobe qualifies. 

If you have purchased Adobe Creative Cloud through the Annual Paid Monthly Plan, you may qualify.  

Circle K FAQs

A class action lawsuit is when a group of people with similar issues join together to file one legal case against a defendant. This method is effective when many individuals are affected by the same problem, making it difficult to file separate lawsuits. By participating, you can combine your efforts and resources with others to seek relief for issues like consumer fraud, defective products, or corporate misconduct.

There is no upfront cost associated with this action. Any compensation to you or the attorneys will be overseen and approved by the Court as part of the class action process.

No. You will only pay us out of your compensation at the end of the case.

Please complete our questionnaire to determine if you qualify for our class action. If you meet the initial qualifications, our team will contact you for further screening to potentially be a class representative.

The class representative is the person that represents the rest of the people in the class action and works closely with the law firm. The class representative has a lot of extra responsibility compared to a regular class member.

The class representative represents the interests of the class and not just their own interests. The class representative may have to invest significant time in the case, which can last several years. If you become the class representative:

  • Your name will appear in the court filings
  • You may have to submit evidence or swear to certain facts
  • You will need to review documents in this case and actively confer with your attorneys
  • You may have your deposition taken
  • You may need to attend court hearings and trial

If you are accepted as a client by Hartley Law and you sign the engagement agreement, we and potential co-counsel will be your attorneys for the class action lawsuit described in the engagement agreement. We will not be your attorneys for any other matters unless you sign additional engagement agreements for such additional matters.

An engagement agreement is a formal agreement between you and your attorneys that outlines the scope of work, fees, and responsibilities of both parties. By signing it, you ensure that everyone is on the same page about the legal services being provided and the terms of the arrangement. It protects both you and your attorneys by establishing clear expectations and minimizing misunderstandings. If you have any questions about the engagement agreement, please feel free to ask us.

The duration of class actions can vary widely. Generally speaking, class action cases can take years to resolve and it’s impossible to predict how long your case will take. We will keep you updated on the progress of your case.

To participate in the Class Action with Circle K, you must meet the following criteria:

  • You purchased gas from one of the specified Circle K gas stations.
  • You believe that you were charged for gas before or after you finished pumping.
  • You have not filed for bankruptcy in the last 10 years.
  • You have not been convicted of a felony.

You might have been charged more if:

  • The meter continues to rise after you’ve finished pumping.
  • The sale indicator increases before you start pumping.
  • Compare your receipt with the actual fuel received to check for discrepancies.

If you suspect overcharging from one of the specified Circle K gas stations, fill out our intake for a free case evaluation!

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