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Louisville, Kentucky Class Action Lawyer

Class actions are essentially similar to other legal action, but with one key difference: rather than one or two injured parties, class actions are comprised of large numbers of individuals who have suffered some sort of loss, usually economic. Typically cases such as these arise when a corporation has proven itself unwilling or unable to address the claims of its clients or customers, be it large or small. Typically, a few individuals serve as the representative of the entire class of plaintiffs and are represented by a single firm or group of firms. With more plaintiffs and greater funds involved, cases such as these can easily take years to litigate.

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Some common class action lawsuits involve defective or deceptive products, including those that may cause injury to young children. Food-borne toxins and contaminants may result in a class action as well, especially if a careless mode of distribution resulted in a number of stricken people. Environmental pollution and its lingering health effects have also spawned a number of actions throughout the state, especially in cases where corporate pollution has resulted in property damage. Finally, investor fraud remains one of the most common sources of class action, particularly in cases where local businesses misrepresent their earnings and financial status to a trusting public.

One of the common misconceptions about class actions in Kentucky is that they always result in an equally divided ‘pot’ of restitution. In fact, courts take a more nuanced approach to remedies here, meaning it is not usual for juries to assign different amounts to different victims depending upon their experience. In a food-borne class action, for instance, a far greater sum would be paid to a woman who was paralyzed by E. Coli than to her neighbor who merely missed a week of work with an upset stomach. Even the originators of the suit may not be entitled to an equal share if a greater percentage of the burden fell on someone else’s shoulders.

Class actions live and die by the skill of the attorneys representing the class. The simple fact is that organizing so many plaintiffs takes a tremendous amount of work, including depositions, document collection and medical histories.

No matter if you have been the result of financial fraud or institutional medical malpractice in Louisville, it is important to make contact with like-minded individuals who are motivated to seek justice. If you are looking for exceptional preparation and a patient ear, we invite you to make contact with Tad Thomas, Louisville, Kentucky class action lawyer at Thomas Law Offices. You’ll be grateful you started this process off on the right foot.

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Tad Thomas - Trial Lawyer

Tad Thomas

Managing Partner

Tad Thomas has dedicated his practice to representing plaintiffs in various types of civil litigation, including personal injury, business litigation, class actions, and multi-district litigation.

After graduating with his law degree in 2000 from Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University, Mr. Thomas immediately opened his own private practice and began representing injury victims.

In 2011, Thomas Law Offices was established in Louisville, Kentucky. Over the past decade, Mr. Thomas has expanded his firm and now has offices in three additional locations: Cincinnati, Ohio, Columbia, Missouri, and Chicago, Illinois. He is also a frequent lecturer on topics like trial skills and ethics and technology.

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