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EKO files class action against popular video game publisher for deceptively marketing to minors are looting funds.

Class action lawsuit filed by EKO on behalf of over 1 million retired California public employees for data breach. 

EKO's Elizabeth Kramer is recognized once again by U.S. News & World Report's "Best Lawyers" publication as one of the country's top women lawyers. 

Elizabeth Kramer explains the process of class action litigation, including certification, the notice process, and court approval for settlements.

Nineteen-year-old Paralympic swimmer alleges he was repeatedly assaulted at the Paralympics and a training center in Colorado.

EKO settles class action against Robinhood for 2020 wave of hacks exposing sensitive personal and financial information.

Kevin Osborne interviewed on NPR's Marketplace regarding the toll on investors who unwittingly put their money in Terra USD.

Yield generation app Stablegains identified as possible target for lawsuit after losing over $44 million in Terra’s failed UST stablecoin. 

EKO lawsuit claims mental health startup Cerebral resists when customers seek repayment for services not rendered.

EKO class action alleges Sutter Health hospitals expose thousands of healthcare workers to chemical known to cause respiratory injury. 

EKO class action claims Robinhood violated the California Consumer Privacy Act, federal judge finds adequate allegations of data breach.

Federal Judge unlikely to dismiss EKO privacy case against investment platform Robinhood, despite its claims there was no breach of its systems. 

Settlement reached in a class action lawsuit filed by seven women who accused a former UCLA gynecologist of sexual abuse.

Judge allows EKO privacy class action against Robinhood to proceed under California's novel privacy law.

EKO files class action against Sutter Health and its contractor for exposing over 800,000 patients' medical records to hackers.

Feature covering the U.S. District Court's Approval of EKO's settlement with Robinhood stemming from 2020 customer account takeovers.

The LexisNexis legal news service Law360 features EKO's Julie Erickson, who argues Coinbase's forced arbitration clause is "patently unfair." 

EKO complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for Colorado alleges swimmer “maliciously targeted and groomed” 19-year-old autistic teammate.

Elizabeth Kramer honored as top in Mass Tort Litigation/Class Action in San Francisco.

Robinhood agrees to pay up to $20 million and provide credit monitoring to thousands of customers who say their accounts were hacked.

Elizabeth Kramer interviewed regarding trend in crypto investors looking to courts where regulation fails to protect them.

EKO files novel case against Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange and issuer of Japanese yen-pegged coin for misleading investors.

EKO class action claims Sutter Health purchased cleaning chemical to combat hospital-borne bugs that itself caused dozens of employees to fall ill.

EKO's work profiled in the Daily Journal, California's most widely circulated legal news reporter.

​Seattle-based seafood company to pay $1.9 million to nearly 3,000 processing workers for overtime claims.

Hundreds of employees at seafood processing facility in Alaska allege rat-infested dormitory, contaminated drinking water, and wage theft.

EKO settlement of class action against UCLA for years of sexual misconduct and abuse by one of its physicians.

Julie Erickson on team representing class of over 2,400 residents of assisted living facilities in case alleging severe understaffing, jeopardizing resident safety.