A friend of mine recently received a class action lawsuit letter against her former employer in the mail. She still works in the industry and doesn't want to burn any past or future bridges... the potential payout is also $10k... and she could make an argument of loss/harm...
I took a few law classes in college and for some reason she thought that meant I'd know what to do. But I don't; any perspective or experience here?
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Have your friend speak to an employment attorney.
generally, only one group makes out in these things. If I'm wrong, post some exceptions.
If you were really harmed/lossed, maybe it is better to get your own settlement?
winner takes all wrote:
generally, only one group makes out in these things. If I'm wrong, post some exceptions.
If you were really harmed/lossed, maybe it is better to get your own settlement?
I get the impression she wasn't harmed enough to go after them. Again, the letter just came in the mail out of the blue.
Her concern is reputation risk. Will her name get associated with a group that attempted to/did sue a former employer...?
Same thing happened to me months ago. I received a letter that stated the lawsuit was settled and I was already included unless I call or send back that I do NOT want to be included, I will receive a check in AUG. I didn't respond and received a check weeks ago. However, it was only for a hundred bucks or so.
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