Electric Zoo Class Action | Trief and Olk

Electric Zoo
Class Action

Trief and Olk have initiated a class action lawsuit against the organizers of the 2023 Electric Zoo New York Music Festival. The lawsuit alleges that the organizers failed to adequately plan, manage, and deliver the advertised festival experience to ticket buyers and attendees. Specifically, the festival was cited for overcrowding, safety concerns, and unsanitary conditions.

Electric Zoo Class Action Updates:

Trief & Olk Files Electric Zoo Class Action Complaint

October 6, 2023/in Blog, Electric Zoo/by Trief & Olk

Our clients purchased tickets for three days of a festival featuring elaborate sets, lighting, and special effects. Not only did they not get what they paid for, but what they did get was: cancellation of the first day’s performances; a two-hour delay in opening the gates on the second day; excessive lines to enter the […]

Class Action
Litigation

Class action lawsuits are appropriate when a large number of people have been harmed by the action or conduct of an individual or a company. A class (or collective) action allows the entire group of victims to sue the wrongdoer for the same type of damages so that all members of the class can receive compensation for their injuries. Trief & Olk has represented plaintiffs in various types of class actions, including:

Claims on behalf of consumers who believe they were defrauded or harmed when they purchased a product or service; and

Claims on behalf of employees who believe they were deprived of wages they were entitled to receive.

Consumer Class Actions

The consumer class action lawyers at Trief & Olk have pursued class action lawsuits against large companies based on consumer fraud and deception. Some examples include:

Trief and Olk have initiated a class action lawsuit against the organizers of the 2023 Electric Zoo New York Music Festival. The lawsuit alleges that the organizers failed to adequately plan, manage, and deliver the advertised festival experience to ticket buyers and attendees.

Litigation against dozens of the country’s largest banks concerning deceptive overdraft fee practices, where millions of consumers incurred excessive overdraft fees. Trief & Olk served on the team of plaintiffs’ lawyers working on the nationwide litigation and co-led the action against Citizens Financial Group, in which the consumers received a settlement of $137.5 million.

$410 million settlement in multi-district litigation against Bank of America arising out of the same overdraft fee scheme.

$110 million settlement against JPMorgan Chase for obtaining fraudulent overdraft fees from consumers.

$49 million settlement against wireless cell phone company related to its refusal to allow cancellation during the billing month after the contract period expired.

$9.7 million settlement in litigation against a large phone card company that deducted minutes from its phone cards at higher rates than what was expressly stated on the cards.

Trief and Olk have initiated a class action lawsuit against the organizers of the 2023 Electric Zoo New York Music Festival. The lawsuit alleges that the organizers failed to adequately plan, manage, and deliver the advertised festival experience to ticket buyers and attendees.

Litigation against dozens of the country’s largest banks concerning deceptive overdraft fee practices, where millions of consumers incurred excessive overdraft fees. Trief & Olk served on the team of plaintiffs’ lawyers working on the nationwide litigation and co-led the action against Citizens Financial Group, in which the consumers received a settlement of $137.5 million.

$410 million settlement in multi-district litigation against Bank of America arising out of the same overdraft fee scheme.

$110 million settlement against JPMorgan Chase for obtaining fraudulent overdraft fees from consumers.

$49 million settlement against wireless cell phone company related to its refusal to allow cancellation during the billing month after the contract period expired.

$9.7 million settlement in litigation against a large phone card company that deducted minutes from its phone cards at higher rates than what was expressly stated on the cards.

If you believe that you were harmed or defrauded when you purchased a consumer product or service and that there may be a large number of other people who have been deceived in the same way, feel free to contact us for a consultation. Our experienced attorneys will investigate your claim to determine if it justifies a class action lawsuit.