What Is Mass Arbitration? A Beginner-Friendly Guide for Consumers
When companies block class actions, consumers can still file individually, all at once. Here’s how mass arbitration works and how it differs from a class action.
What Are Tracking Pixels? How Companies Quietly Monitor Your Every Click
Tiny, invisible pieces of code can report what you view and click to companies like Meta and Google. Here’s how tracking pixels work, and why courts are paying attention.
“Click to cancel” should mean one click.
We keep hearing from people who canceled a membership online, got a confirmation email, and were still charged two months later. Save that confirmation email. It’s evidence.
What “Forced Arbitration” Means — and Why It Might Work in Your Favor
That clause you agreed to without reading may block you from court. But thousands of consumers are using it to hold companies accountable anyway.
Do I Have a Legal Claim?
Seen an ad about a lawsuit or investigation and wondered, “Does this apply to me?” Here’s how to tell whether you may qualify, in plain English.
Welcome to Scout: A Clearer Way to Understand Your Legal Rights
Online ads about legal claims can feel overwhelming. Here’s why we built Scout, and what you’ll find here.