Consumer Protection

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You may qualify for a claim if you:

1. Purchased tickets on Ticketmaster.com after September 1, 2022
2. Tickets were for an event taking place in New York state
3. You were charged a fee, including “order processing fee” at checkout that was not included in the initial ticket listing

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. Our firm will advance any costs to submit and resolve your claim, including any arbitration fees.

Ultimately, should you choose to settle your case, our firm would be entitled to a contingency fee based on the value of your settlement. The choice to accept a monetary settlement is yours and yours alone.

You may qualify for a claim if you:

1. Purchased tickets on StubHub.com after September 1, 2022
2. Tickets were for an event taking place in New York state
3. You were charged a fee, including a service fee, fulfillment fee or other type of fee by StubHub at checkout that was not included in the initial ticket listing where the ticket price was first shown.

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. Our firm will advance any costs to submit and resolve your claim, including any arbitration fees.

Ultimately, should you choose to settle your case, our firm would be entitled to a contingency fee based on the value of your settlement. The choice to accept a monetary settlement is yours and yours alone.

Ancestry.com is the world’s largest for-profit genealogy company, offering users access to genealogical records and DNA testing. We are currently investigating Ancestry.com for allegedly sharing its users’ protected data with data brokers, marketing firms, and/or other third parties in violation of privacy laws. Companies that share their customers’ data are required by law to obtain users’ consent. Data allegedly shared by Ancestry.com may include detailed histories about account registration, purchases, and other sensitive information.

If you made a purchase on Ancestry.com within the last three years, you may have a claim. Fill out the Claim Form to determine if you qualify.

Zimmerman Reed has led numerous online privacy cases against corporations that shared consumer data with third parties in violation of privacy laws. Zimmerman Reed has also partnered with another consumer rights firm, Janove PLLC, for this case. Together, we have the experience needed to stand up to corporations that may be violating consumer online privacy.

Ancestry.com requires its users to agree to terms and conditions that direct 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. Some privacy laws provide for statutory damages up to $500. However, we cannot guarantee any outcome, and you may receive nothing or substantially less than the maximum amount.

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. Our firms will advance any costs to submit and resolve your claim, including any arbitration fees.

Ultimately, should you choose to settle your case, our firms would be entitled to a contingency fee based on the value of your settlement. The choice to accept a monetary settlement is yours and yours alone.

1. Take action – see if you qualify for compensation.
2. Provide basic details for our firms to review.
3. If your claim qualifies, we will submit your claim for compensation to Ancestry.com and keep you updated on next steps.

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