Bio
Corrado is the News Editor and a writer for ClassAction.org. Prior to working at ClassAction.org, Corrado managed sponsored advertorial content for a Conde Naste-owned online advertising corporation that services many news affiliates scattered across the country. Prior to that role, after earning his bachelor's degree in Journalism and Public Relations from The William Paterson University of New Jersey in 2010, Corrado spent years working in all areas of marketing for a prominent national law firm that specialized in personal injury and consumer protection litigation.
When not at his desk, Corrado focuses his energy on playing drums in two bands in the New Jersey/New York City area. Outside of music, Corrado enjoys boring lunches, fantasy sports, A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones, strong sports opinions, strong cocktails, running, consuming too much caffeine, and spending time with his girlfriend.
Recent Posts
Class Action Alleges that Despite Claims, Yeti Coolers’ Rambler Colster Does Not Fit Beer Cans ‘Like a Glove’
While Yeti Coolers boasts, among other claims, that its Rambler Colster can secure bottles and cans in place “like a glove—a glove with double-wall vacuum insulation,” the lawsuit says the product does no such thing.
Not So Fast: Rite Aid Misleadingly Labels, Advertises ‘Rapid Release’ Acetaminophen, Class Action Alleges
Rite Aid is facing a proposed class action claiming that it misled customers about the effectiveness of its "Rapid Release" Acetaminophen.
Absence of Filters in Apple Computers Allows Dust, Debris to Accumulate Behind Screens, Class Action Claims
The latest proposed class action lawsuit thrown onto Apple’s ever-expanding heap of legal troubles stems from the tech giant’s alleged failure to install filters in the vents of its desktop iMacs and MacBook laptops.
Here’s What You Need to Know So Far About the Massive Domestic Airlines Antitrust Settlement
Two major airlines have agreed to settle class action litigation brought by passengers who allege the “Big Six” carriers conspired with one another for nearly a decade to fraudulently increase ticket prices for domestic flights.
Skechers Kids Light-Up Sneakers Can Cause ‘Chemical Burns,’ Class Action Lawsuit Says
Skechers U.S.A., Inc. finds itself staring down a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the company’s battery-operated light-up sneakers have caused chemical burns to children due to a design defect.