Consumer Protection

1. LGBTQ+ Safety:
   Statistics demonstrate that the LGBTQ+ community faces significantly higher rates of violence, discrimination, and harassment nationally, yet Uber does not provide LGBTQ+ users with an option for ride matches with other LGBTQ+ drivers.
2. Stereotyping Gay Men and Nonbinary People:
   By excluding gay men and nonbinary people from its program, Uber may reinforce harmful stereotypes and ignore the fact that gay men and nonbinary people are not statistically more likely to sexually assault or harass women.
3. Inclusion Doesn’t Require Exclusion:
   Uber could provide the Women Preferences option and provide similar options for LGBTQ+ and other users at the same time. Supporting one group doesn’t have to come at the expense of another.

Rideshare companies should prioritize safe, comfortable, and inclusive rides—for everyone.

Submit a free case review form below and in a few minutes see if you qualify to file a claim for compensation against Uber through private and confidential arbitration.

We cannot guarantee any specific outcome. California’s civil rights law states that proven violations carry a statutory damages award of $4,000. However, it is possible you may receive nothing or substantially less than the maximum amount.

If you choose to pursue a claim, you will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. You will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you, and we only get paid if you do. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in obtaining monetary compensation, you will owe us nothing. The firm will also advance the costs to submit and resolve your claim.

If your case settles or an arbitrator awards you compensation, our firm will either receive a contingency fee from a portion of your award, or will seek to have attorneys’ fees paid separately by Uber. The choice to accept a monetary settlement offer is yours.

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Brands

• Alain Mikli
• Arnette
• Costa Del Mar
• Oakley
• Oliver Peoples
• Persol
• Ray-Ban
• Sferoflex
• Starck Biotech Paris
• Vogue Eyewear

Stores

• Eyebuydirect.com
• FramesDirect.com
• Glasses.com
• For Eyes (in-store or online)
• Pearle Vision
• LensCrafters (in-store or online)
• Target Optical (in-store or online)
• Sunglass Hut (in-store or online)
• Ray-Ban (in-store or online)
• Oakley (in-store or online)
• Oliver Peoples (in-store or online)
• Persol.com
• Costadelmar.com
• Vogue-eyewear.com
• Arnette.com

Many companies utilize “refer-a-friend” programs via SMS/text message that provide incentives (like cash, discounts, or rewards) to encourage users to send promotional texts on their behalf.

Washington’s CEMA law imposes liability on companies that assist in sending referral text messages without the consent of the recipient. People who receive unwanted spam “refer-a-friend” text messages may be entitled to up to $500.

You may be affected and eligible to participate if:

1. You are a Washington resident;
2. You received an unsolicited text message containing a referral code, discount, or promotional link for a company or service;
3. You did not provide prior express written consent to receive the text; and
4. You still have the text message and can provide a screenshot.

CEMA is a powerful consumer protection statute that provides for statutory damages of $500 for recipients of unsolicited commercial text messages in violation of the Act.

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If selected as a class representative, you will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you in a potential class action, but we only get paid if we obtain a financial recovery for you or the class. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in getting financial compensation for you or the class, you will owe us nothing.

Companies have recently been advertising a type of injectable weight loss drug called semaglutide, or GLP-1. Hims & Hers offer compounded semaglutide drugs, which are not FDA-approved, meaning the FDA has not evaluated the drug’s safety, effectiveness, or quality. In contrast, semaglutides like Ozempic and Wegovy are FDA-approved, and have gone through the rigorous testing necessary for FDA-approval. If you purchased a Hims & Hers weight loss drug advertised to have the same active ingredient as Ozempic or Wegovy, you may have a claim under California law.

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued a Warning Letter to Hims & Hers Health, Inc. (the company behind hims.com and forhers.com), stating that the company marketed its compounded semaglutide products as having “clinically proven ingredients” and “the same active ingredient as Ozempic and Wegovy”—and that these claims were false or misleading.

According to the FDA, these compounded products are not FDA-approved and are misbranded under the Federal Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act. Under California’s consumer protection laws, you have rights when a product is misrepresented, marketed under false claims, or otherwise fails to deliver what was promised.

We are investigating whether Hims & Hers may have violated consumer protection laws and FDA regulations.

You may qualify if you bought an injectable compounded semaglutide, or GLP-1 product, from Hims & Hers (hims.com or forhers.com). Fill out the free Claim Form to determine if you qualify.

This case does not involve claims for physical injuries that may have resulted from GLP-1 products; the claim only involves money potentially lost by consumers through deceptive marketing.

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. You will sign an agreement for Zimmerman Reed to represent you in your arbitration claim, but we only get paid if we obtain a financial recovery. If Zimmerman Reed is not successful in getting financial compensation for you, you will owe us nothing.

Zimmerman Reed LLP has taken on and won tough cases against corporations across the country since 1983. In the arbitration context, our firm has helped tens of thousands of consumers and workers obtain millions in compensation from companies that have violated their rights.

Zimmerman Reed has partnered with another leading consumer rights firm, Tycko & Zavareei LLP. Specializing in complex litigation and mass arbitration, the firm has recovered over $600 million in litigation against the country’s most formidable corporate defendants.

Together, we understand the frustration and disappointment that can result from deceptive marketing practices, and we are committed to helping you seek the compensation and justice you deserve.

Omnilux has marketed its LED products in several ways that may have misled consumers. Reports have called into question claims made by LED technology companies about the effectiveness of their at-home products, especially compared to professional clinical treatments. We are also investigating Omnilux’s claims regarding FDA certification or approval and the efficacy of its products on helping with pigmentation, and whether its money-back guarantees may be illusory. We aim to help Omnilux consumers recover compensation for their losses.

If you purchased an Omnilux LED product within the past three years, you may have a claim for violation of consumer protection and false advertising laws based on Omnilux’s allegedly deceptive claims about its products’ efficacy, guarantees, and certifications.

Please note that this case concerns Omnilux’s marketing and does not involve claims for physical injuries from Omnilux products.

Under California law, you may be entitled to compensation.

Please fill out the Case Review Form to determine if you qualify. You may be eligible if you purchased an Omnilux LED product within the past three years and the purchase was made directly from the Omnilux website or select online vendors.

Zimmerman Reed LLP has decades of experience representing consumers in false advertising cases alleging that corporations violated state consumer laws. In this matter, Zimmerman Reed has partnered with another leading consumer rights firm, Tycko & Zavareei LLP. Together, we understand the frustration and disappointment that can result from deceptive marketing practices, and we are committed to helping you seek the compensation and justice you deserve.

Together with Tycko & Zavareei, we are representing Omnilux customers under consumer protection and false advertising laws resulting from the sale of Omnilux LED products that did not perform as advertised, were not guaranteed as advertised, and were not certified as advertised. False advertising refers to the act of promoting a product, service, or business using deceptive or misleading information in order to deceive consumers, or failing to disclose information that a reasonable consumer would want to know about the product.

Here, Omnilux allegedly engaged in deceptive advertising by misrepresenting FDA certification/approval, providing illusory money-back guarantees, and claiming its LED devices are clinically effective in the face of contrary research.

Omnilux requires all customers who purchase its products on the Omnilux website to agree Terms and Conditions that require claims to be resolved through individual arbitration, rather than in court. Our law firms have extensive experience handling consumer arbitrations, and we are here to help consumers interested in presenting such claims to recover compensation for their losses.

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2. Provide basic details to Zimmerman Reed for review
3. If your claim qualifies, Zimmerman Reed will proceed with your claim for compensation and keep you updated on next steps