"I am a former law review editor and have litigated for over 20 years," says Dave Stonehill, founder of QuickCase LLC. "I've defended parties in class actions, advised member of class actions and have been a member myself."
"A web site is the ideal tool for communicating with the class and others. You can get a lot of information to a lot of people, quickly. Let my skills as a webmaster and my deep understanding of class actions help you manage your case."
Class counsel needs no web experience, yet has complete control over the content of the website. You own the domain; we provide the website template. You provide what you want to say in a Word, WordPerfect or generic .txt document, and email it to us. We convert the text to html and update the template. If you want to post documents, we'll convert them for you to the standard Adobe .pdf portable document format, and index them appropriately. Class member can retrieve forms directly from the site.
Your content can be timely updated. Secure email handles inquiries from the site directly to you. Specific inquiries may be automatically routed to the appropriate persons. Once the case is completed, the site closes.
Class counsel will immediately see the benefits of class action web sites. You can improve your communications with class members, as the site is available 24/7/365. You can increased your efficiency managing information. The web site can complement your phone bank and mass mailings. You can shift copying cost to the persons downloading from the web site and printing locally.
Every
class action needs its own web site! To give you an idea of what such a
website would look like--and the important information it conveys to class
members and the public--we use as an example the Cincinnati Bengals Ticket
Licensing class action lawsuit once pending in Hamilton County, Ohio.
Click here to continue to the Cincinnati Bengals Seat Licensing class action lawsuit.
Click here for information about QuickCase and the cost for us to host your class action lawsuit.
