Keller Grover filed an employment class action against Wireless Advocates on April 27, 2009 alleging that Plaintiffs and other kiosk employee of Wireless Advocates were not paid for time spent in off-site meetings and were not reimbursed for their expenses in connection with attending off-site meetings. On February 4, 2011, Keller Grover settled the class action for approximately $1.2 million. … [Read more...]
24 Hour Fitness
In the 24 Hour Fitness case, Keller Grover was co-lead counsel on behalf of 1.5 million class members where the case settled in July 2010 for $295 million. The nationwide lawsuit accused 24-Hour Fitness of violating federal Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) and the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA) after consumers came forward alleging that 24-Hour Fitness continued to withdraw membership fees from their bank accounts even after they had cancelled their gym … [Read more...]
Washington Inventory Service (WIS)
In July 2009, Keller Grover filed an employment class action lawsuit against Washington Inventory Services, Inc. ("WIS"), alleging that WIS failed to provide field associates full reimbursement for travel expenses and failed to provide field associates with the required uniform shirt. In February 2012, Keller Grover reached a settlement with WIS on behalf of the class for $600,000. … [Read more...]
Verizon Landline Cramming Case
Keller Grover was co-counsel on the Verizon Landline Third Party Cramming Settlement (Moore et al. v. Verizon Communications Inc. et al., case number 4:09-cv-01823, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California) that made it possible for Verizon landline customers to receive 100% refunds for unauthorized third-party charges. The settlement was approved by United States District Court Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong on August 28, 2013. The Complaint alleged a practice of … [Read more...]
Unrefunded Credit Insurance Premium Investigation
We are investigating Credit Insurance Companies on behalf of consumers who have either purchased or leased an automobile or other big ticket item and purchased a Credit Insurance policy. If the policy is paid off early (or the item financed has been repossessed), premiums for the remaining term should be refunded to the policyholder. If you paid off your loan or lease early and did not receive a refund, you may be entitled to a refund of the unused portion of your credit insurance premiums. … [Read more...]