ClaimClam failed to disclose to consumers they’re not affiliated with any of the cases they advertise, the AG said.
WASHINGTON — D.C.’s Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced Wednesday that Communion, Inc., operating as ClaimClam, will reform its business practices following an investigation by the Office of Attorney General.
ClaimClam is a company that files class action lawsuits and other large lawsuits on behalf of customers. According to the OAG, ClaimClam was preying on District residents by using predatory marketing tactics to get people to sign up for their services.
ClaimClam would create social media posts urging DC residents to take immediate actions in large lawsuits with the promise of entitled compensation. One of the lawsuits includes the OAG’s ongoing litigation against RealPage, Inc and District landlords for inflating rent prices.
However, ClaimClam failed to tell residents:
- It is not affiliated with any of the cases it has been promoting.
- There are free alternative methods residents can …