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
Juul Labs Hit with Class Action Lawsuit Over ‘False and Deceptive’ Marketing of Vape Device to Teenagers
Juul has been accused of creating an “online culture and community targeted to young people and designed to encourage Juul use.”
Class Action: Navient Turns Teachers, Other Workers Away from Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
Nine plaintiffs have put their names on a lawsuit in which they allege public service professionals have been turned away from the federal government’s Public Service Loan Forgiveness program as a direct result of Navient’s “fraudulent misconduct.”
‘If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em’: Ticketmaster, Live Nation Hit with Lawsuit Over Ticket Resale Scheme
Ticketmaster L.L.C. and Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. are more hot water today, as the companies face a new proposed class action over their alleged manipulation of the secondary market for event tickets.
Progressive Insurance Co.’s Snapshot Device ‘Destroys’ Car Batteries, Electrical Systems, Class Action Claims
According to the 13-page complaint, the Snapshot device that drivers plug directly into their cars to collect data for the purpose of calculating insurance rates is defective to the extent that it may significantly damage the user’s vehicle.
Is Sending Settlement Notices to Consumers’ Smart TVs the Way to Fix the Class Action Notice System? (Hint: It Might Be.)
Getting class members’ attention is more difficult than ever—and, maybe more importantly, getting them to care is even harder.