You may have noticed that Consider The Consumer has recently published four back-to-back pieces on Online Casino Lawsuits such as Playtika, Huuuge, GSN, Double Down, and Scientific Games. We thought it would be nice of us (being that we’re always thinking of you…) to publish an additional story, putting all of these in one place. The recently filed Online Casino Class Action Lawsuits can be seen below:
Playtika Class Action Lawsuit
Huuuge Class Action Lawsuit
GSN Class Action Lawsuit
Double Down Casino Lawsuit
Scientific Games Class Action Lawsuit
Furthermore, if you believe that you or someone you know may have been affected by any of the allegations mentioned in these pieces, please notify us immediately! We’d be happy to help. We can be reached by email at Outreach@ConsiderTheConsumer.com, found on Twitter or Facebook, or can even be connected with directly on our website! We look forward to hearing from you all.
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