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
Class Action Claims Frontier Failed to Prevent, Respond to Incidents of Sexual Assault
According to the case, while the number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights is on the rise, Frontier has largely ignored the issue.
Class Action Claims College Board Sells Student Data Collected During Standardized Tests
An Illinois father has filed a proposed class action lawsuit in which he claims College Board unlawfully sold his daughter’s personal information after she took several of its standardized tests.
Class Action: Young Living ‘Nothing More Than an Unlawful Pyramid Scheme’
The 33-page lawsuit claims Young Living’s promises of financial gain are “nothing more than a pipe dream” and that the company is actually an illegal pyramid scheme that thrives at the expense of its members.
Flood of Class Actions Aims to Protect Consumers’ Biometric Information—and Pay Them Thousands
If you’ve shopped at a Home Depot in Illinois, you may be owed $5,000, according to a proposed class action lawsuit. On a less exciting note, though, you may also need to be concerned about the safety of your facial features.
Barnes & Noble Facing Lawsuit Over “Campaign of Age Discrimination,” Termination of Older Employees
A proposed class and collective action out of California alleges Barnes & Noble, Inc. has engaged in a “ruthless and unscrupulous purging” of employees who are age 40 or older in order to replace them with a younger workforce.