Consumer Class Action Attorney

Sacks Law, LLC

When many consumers are harmed by the same product, label, omission, defect, or corporate practice, a class action may be the right tool to seek recovery and force accountability. These cases are difficult. They require proof, strategy, careful pleading, the right forum, strong experts when needed, and a clear theory that can survive modern federal and state court scrutiny.

Andrew B. Sacks has more than 43 years of legal experience and works with leading class action firms across the United States. His practice has included consumer deception, product omission, mass harm, pharmaceutical, environmental, and complex civil cases. He understands how hard consumer class actions have become and how quickly weak complaints, unsupported allegations, poor venue choices, or undeveloped expert proof can damage an otherwise important case.

Sacks Law, LLC evaluates consumer class action matters with discipline. Mr. Sacks looks closely at what was promised, what was omitted, what proof exists, what consumers paid, what they would have paid if the truth had been disclosed, and whether the case can be brought on behalf of a class. He also evaluates where the case should be filed, which defendants should be named, what defenses are likely, and whether testing, experts, public records, regulatory materials, or internal documents may be needed.

You may have a consumer class action claim if you have evidence that:

• A product was mislabeled or misleadingly marketed
• A company hid material information from consumers
• A product contained harmful chemicals or ingredients that were not fairly disclosed
• A product was sold as safe, ordinary, clean, natural, gentle, effective, or suitable for a use that was not truthful
• A product was defective in the same way for many purchasers
• A company sold a product after learning of a safety, quality, contamination, or performance problem
• A recalled product caused consumers to lose money
• A company used small print, website disclosures, or incomplete labels to hide information that reasonable buyers would want to know before purchase

If you believe a company sold a product through defect, deception, concealment, or material omission, and the issue appears widespread, contact Sacks Law, LLC at (215) 925-8200 to discuss whether the matter may support a consumer class action.