How do I find a class action lawyer?

Use our free directory to search by practice area (consumer, employment, securities, data breach, antitrust) and state. Most class action attorneys offer free consultations and work on contingency — you pay nothing unless they win.

How much does a class action lawyer cost?

Most class action lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront. The attorney's fee (typically 25-33% of the recovery) comes out of the settlement or judgment. Initial consultations are usually free.

What types of cases do class action lawyers handle?

Class action lawyers handle consumer protection, employment & wage theft, securities fraud, data breach & privacy, antitrust & price-fixing, product liability, environmental contamination, and civil rights cases.

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Search for experienced class action attorneys by practice area and state. Free directory with links to verified law firms.

Class Action Attorney Directories

Verified external directories for finding class action counsel

ClassAction.org →

Browse class action attorneys by practice area. Includes firm profiles and case histories.

Avvo →

Find class action lawyers with peer reviews, ratings, and disciplinary records.

Martindale-Hubbell →

Established lawyer directory with peer and client review ratings since 1868.

Justia →

Free lawyer profiles with class action experience, fees, and background info.

NACA (Consumer Advocates) →

National Association of Consumer Advocates directory. Focus on consumer class actions.

FindLaw →

Thomson Reuters-backed directory with detailed attorney and firm profiles.

Types of Class Action Cases

Understanding which type of attorney you need

Consumer Class Actions

Defective products, false advertising, unfair billing, warranty violations. These firms handle cases against large retailers and service providers.

Employment & Wage Class Actions

Unpaid overtime, misclassification, tip theft, meal/rest break violations. Attorneys typically work on contingency (no upfront cost).

Data Breach & Privacy

Unauthorized data exposure, inadequate security, CCPA/GDPR violations. Growing area with cases against tech companies and healthcare providers.

Securities & Investor

Stock fraud, misleading financial statements, insider trading. Typically handled by specialized securities litigation firms.

Antitrust & Price-Fixing

Price manipulation, market allocation, monopolistic practices. Often involves large multi-district litigation (MDL) cases.

Environmental

Toxic exposure, water contamination, chemical spills. These cases often involve long litigation timelines and scientific evidence.

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Class Action Guides by Practice Area

In-depth guides to help you understand different types of class actions

Data Breach Class Actions →

Privacy violations, unauthorized access, CCPA claims, and landmark settlements like Equifax and T-Mobile.

Employment Class Actions →

Wage theft, overtime violations, worker misclassification, discrimination, and WARN Act claims.

Consumer Class Actions →

False advertising, defective products, unfair billing, subscription traps, and warranty violations.

Securities Class Actions →

Stock fraud, misleading financials, insider trading, IPO fraud, and cryptocurrency cases.

Antitrust Class Actions →

Price-fixing conspiracies, monopolization, bid rigging, market allocation, and treble damages.

Disclaimer: Claimr is not a lawyer referral service and does not endorse or recommend any specific attorney or law firm. This directory is provided for informational purposes only. The listing of an attorney does not constitute a recommendation. You should independently evaluate any attorney before hiring. Most class action attorneys offer free initial consultations and work on contingency (you pay nothing unless they win).