What is this about?
California law requires businesses to provide clear disclosures about subscription charges that follow a “free trial.” The law is designed to stop businesses from automatically charging consumers for subscriptions without the consumer’s express consent. If businesses enroll consumers in automatic subscriptions without any disclosures or by burying the disclosures in fine print, those consumers may have a claim under California law.
We are investigating whether ClassDojo provided proper disclosures about subscription charges that follow a “free trial.” Fill out the form to see if you qualify or continue reading to learn more.
What can I do?
If you downloaded the ClassDojo app through the Apple App Store, signed up for a “free trial,” and were later charged for an upfront annual subscription, you may qualify to participate in the case. Fill out the free case review form to see if you qualify.
What am I signing up for by filling out the form?
By filling out the form, you are expressing your interest in learning more about participating in a class action as one of the class representatives. As a class representative, your job is to look out for the best interests of the class—other California residents whose consumer rights may have been violated—and to assist Zimmerman Reed in pursuing the case.
If you qualify to participate, a Zimmerman Reed representative will contact you to discuss serving as a class representative and answer any questions about the process.
Will this cost money?
You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. If we are not successful, you owe nothing.
Why choose us?
Zimmerman Reed LLP represents consumers nationwide in complex litigation and arbitration. Our firm has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of individuals harmed by deceptive financial practices.
What if I have questions?
If you have questions, please go to our contact form.
