Law Offices of Stefan Coleman - Class Action Filed Against Tax Group Center Inc

A San Francisco company specializing in debt relief solutions is accused of calling people without their consent.

David Van Elzen and Ronald Rodriguez filed a complaint on behalf of all others similarly situated on March 3 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, San Francisco Division against Tax Group Center Inc. alleging violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

According to the complaint, the plaintiffs allege that they suffered damages from receiving several telemarketing calls from the defendant. The plaintiffs holds Tax Group Center Inc. responsible because the defendant allegedly kept on calling the plaintiffs despite both of them being registered on the Do-Not-Call Registry.

The plaintiffs request a trial by jury and seek actual monetary loss in the sum of $500 for each violation, disgorgement, injunction, all legal fees and any other relief as the court deems just. They are represented by Stefan Coleman and Blake J. Dugger of Law Offices of Stefan Coleman PA in Miami.

Stefan Coleman – Lawyers Win Victory for Real Estate Brokers in Long Court Battle

In a long battle between real estate brokers who provided services to the company Broker Price Opinion, who the brokers claimed failed to pay them or delayed payment, is finally being settled. In the class action Wornicki v. BrokerPriceOpinion.com 13-cv-03258 District Court of Colorado, Judge Philip Brimmer preliminarily approved the class action on August 8, 2017 providing for monetary relief for anyone who prepared a broker price opinion from December 2007 with BrokerPriceOpinion and who has not been paid in full.

Stefan Coleman, a lawyer for the Law Officesof Stefan Coleman called this, “a big victory for real estate brokers across the country who have provided broker price opinions and who are still owed money. We had real estate agents contacting our firm for years who hadn’t been paid in a very long time and were owed several thousand dollars. This settlement provides these brokers with the opportunity to get some of their money back and ensure that if they want to continue to provide services in the future, there are means to ensure that they will be paid for their valuable service.

Coleman went on to praise the work of the Terrell Marshall Law Group who acted as lead counsel on the case. Coleman went on to say that, “Beth Terrell showed exemplary character and commitment in this case, continuing to fight for the real estate brokers who had not been paid in spite of the many obstacles and almost four years of litigation to get this case settled on good terms.

The class action settlement provides for a total of $1.56 Million over a 4-year period. In addition, BrokerPriceOpinion agrees to ensure that going forward, brokers will be paid within 90 days of submitting their BPOs. The class action settlement also provides oversight measures and serious consequences for BrokerPriceOpinion if they fail to uphold their assurances of timely paying brokers.

Class members will be notified shortly according to the notice plan set out in the class action settlement. Each class member will get the opportunity to claim the amount they are owed from the settlement fund.

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