Bio
Erin had been working in a large corporation for several years, quite content to ignore and be ignored by the world of corporate politics. She found, however, that she could no longer ignore her growing frustration with the vast distance between her work and the consumers she desired to help. She had, after all, acquired a degree in English from Rutgers University and longed to apply her education in a way that could change the lives of people around her. Now, as a writer for ClassAction.org, she is blessed to spend her days interpreting the mysterious secrets of legal writings and empowering her fellow humans with the knowledge they need to fight for their rights.
Erin must seem of little importance, being neither renowned as a great warrior, nor counted amongst the very wise. In fact, it has been remarked by some that her only real passion is for writing poetry – a rather unfair observation, as she has also developed a keen interest in hiking unexplored wilderness and fighting for justice in the world around her. But where her heart truly lies is in peace and quiet, and good tilled earth. Today of all days, it is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life.
Recent Posts
McDonald’s Hit with Class Action Over April 2021 Data Breach
McDonald’s has been hit with a proposed class action filed by three delivery customers who claim the fast food giant failed to protect their personal information from unauthorized access.
Lawsuit: Equifax Unlawfully Reports Old Payday Loans Forgiven in Class Action Settlement
A proposed class action filed this week centers on Equifax’s allegedly unlawful reporting of debts from payday lenders Plain Green, Great Plains and MobiLoans that were forgiven as part of a nationwide class action settlement in December 2019.
‘Foul and Noxious’: Class Action Alleges Toyota Prius HVAC System Emits Odors, Poses Health Hazard
A proposed class action filed this week claims the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system in certain Toyota Prius vehicles is plagued by a defect that causes the cars to emit “foul, noxious, and/or toxic odors.”
‘Constant Surveillance’: Lawsuit Claims DRN’s Collection of License Plate Data Violates Calif. Privacy Law
Software company Digital Recognition Network, Inc. is on the receiving end of a proposed class action lawsuit that claims its use of automated license plate recognition devices to track vehicles—and their drivers—violates a California privacy law.
T-Mobile Hit with Class Action Over ‘Massive’ Data Breach Reportedly Affecting 100M Customers
T-Mobile US, Inc. was hit with a proposed class action on Thursday over a data breach announced just days earlier that reportedly affected over 100 million customers.