![]() The lawsuit requested damages under the Act for the class of individuals that received the debt collection letter. The lawsuit alleged that the debt collection letter violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act because it failed to identify the creditor to whom the debt was allegedly owed. Lynn was appointed class counsel in a class action lawsuit on behalf of thousands of individuals that received a debt collection letter from Virtuoso Sourcing Group.The Southern District of Georgia found that the lawsuit involved unsettled questions of Georgia law surrounding the applicability of the filed-rate doctrine in the insurance rate setting context and certified a question to the Supreme Court of Georgia. The lawsuit alleged that Wells Fargo force-placed insurance on her property and charged excessively high premiums to the homeowner in violation of the mortgage contract. Lynn represented a homeowner that brought a class action lawsuit against Wells Fargo, American Securities Insurance Company, and Assurant.The lawsuit requested damages for the taxi drivers’ missed work time because the drivers were deprived of the possession of their taxi permits for several days. The lawsuit asserted that the actions of the Speedway Police Department constituted conversion and violated the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution because seizure of the permits was not warranted, justified or reasonable, and violated due process. Lynn was appointed class counsel and achieved a settlement in a class action lawsuit on behalf of taxi operators who had their taxi operator licenses seized by Town of Speedway employees on Indianapolis 500 race day.The lawsuit also asserts that despite only paying Pilot Flying J the lower discount price for the fuel, Celadon withheld from the drivers’ compensation the higher price “pump price” of the fuel. The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court in an opinion you can read here. Lynn was appointed class counsel and obtained a summary judgment for the class in a class action lawsuit on behalf of owner-operators of long-haul trucks seeking the return of millions of dollars in allegedly improper withholdings from their compensation. The class action lawsuit asserted that Celadon breached its Contractor Operating Agreement with the owner-operators by deducting from their compensation more in fuel charges than Celadon paid to Pilot Flying J for those fuel charges because Celadon had a deal with Pilot Flying J that Celadon would only pay a lower “discount price” for fuel purchased by the owner-operators.Achieved a $30 million recovery providing either credits or refund checks to over 4 million drivers in amounts that equaled the agreed overcharge amounts. Lynn worked on the team representing Indiana drivers who had been systematically overcharged by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles for driver’s licenses. ![]() The settlement provides funds for adoptive parents of children who were on the state adoption subsidy waitlist between Januand June 30, 2014. The case settled with DCS agreeing to provide $15.1 million to more than 1,800 children who were adopted from DCS’s foster care system. Lynn worked on the team representing Hoosier families that adopted special needs children out of DCS foster care who alleged that DCS failed to pay an adoption subsidy allegedly promised in a State Adoption Subsidy contract DCS entered into with the families.Indiana Department of Child Services, No.
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