How do I find people, attorney, etc. to start a class action suit.?

by **fiacre68** » Sat Mar 12, 2005 5:22 am

I paid $250 to have a tire replaced and IAS Direct will not refund my money because I was honest and told them I did not know what caused the flat to my 'run-flat tires.' If I knew what caused the flat, I would have dodged the object when I was driving. I'm wondering if others have had the same experience with IAS Direct.

I found that there are 4 requirements to proceed with a class action.
1. Numerosity - enough plaintiffs to make class action an efficeint way to handle the claim.

2. Commonality - common issues of fact and law for each claimant

3. Adequacy of Class Rep - the person who is the class representatitve needs to have claims that are the same as the class members and that they are capable of serving as the representative.

4. Adequqcy of Counsel - that the law firm representing the class has sufficient skill and resources to represent the class.

So how do I find out if other people have had the same complaint against IAS?

by **gabrielo19** » Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:41 am

This is not an appropriate case for a class action suit because of the lack of commonality. Clearly, there are factual issues that would need to be determined for every individual plaintiff.

Besides, no counsel would take this on as a class action.

You are better off suing in small claims.

by **barraq** » Sat Oct 02, 2010 3:26 pm

I would suggest that you start by reading the terms and conditions of the warranty.

by **adamka** » Fri Apr 08, 2011 6:46 am

I paid $250 to have a tire replaced and IAS Direct will not refund my money because I was honest and told them I did not know what caused the flat to my 'run-flat tires.' If I knew what caused the flat, I would have dodged the object when I was driving. I'm wondering if others have had the same experience with IAS Direct.

I found that there are 4 requirements to proceed with a class action.
1. Numerosity - enough plaintiffs to make class action an efficeint way to handle the claim.

2. Commonality - common issues of fact and law for each claimant

3. Adequacy of Class Rep - the person who is the class representatitve needs to have claims that are the same as the class members and that they are capable of serving as the representative.

4. Adequqcy of Counsel - that the law firm representing the class has sufficient skill and resources to represent the class.

So how do I find out if other people have had the same complaint against IAS?

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