On April 27, 2011, the United States Supreme Court ruled that corporations could ban class actions in their agreements with consumers. Every credit card company, every cell phone company and every manufacturer of consumer products will soon have clauses banning class actions. Corporations know that these claims will never be brought individually so they are free to engage in whatever deceptive practices they wish without liability.

As a result, every consumer is on his or her own when a corporation assesses an improper charge or sells a defective product. Consumers can no longer band together and retain a team of lawyers to go up against the best lawyers that the corporations' money can buy.

Instead, a consumer must bring his or her claim against the major corporation alone, no matter how small that claim, through a process called arbitration.

We think this is wrong. Very wrong. But only congress can fix this mess.

Until Congress does, we would like to help consumers arbitrate against these corporations. We want corporations that ban class actions to have to defend hundreds if not thousands of small claims in arbitration until they see the wisdom of class actions.

We will not ask you to pay our fees. We will try to get them from the companies that defraud consumers.

If you are interested in retaining us to arbitrate your claim, please fill out the form below.