Did you purchase an eBook from Barnes & Noble since 2017? You likely overpaid due to an illegal price-fixing scheme. Fill out the form to find out your consumer rights to potential payback »
Hagens Berman is investigating Barnes & Noble eBook sales in a widespread, national price-fixing scheme. The scheme has driven up the online prices of eBooks at Barnes & Noble, forcing consumers to pay higher prices for books from Barnes & Noble.
ABOUT THE PRICE-FIXING
We believe consumers have been the victim of an antitrust violation. Antitrust agreements take place when multiple corporations within the same market use their collective power and force to interfere with the free market. In this instance, our attorneys believe that the online price of eBooks sold by Barnes & Noble have been artificially inflated, leading consumers to overpay. If the price-fixing scheme didn't exist, prices would be lower due to increased competition.
YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS
Our investigation would ultimately seek reimbursement for the fraudulent price increases pushed onto consumers. Hagens Berman believes that those who unknowingly paid high prices for products sold by Barnes & Noble deserve compensation for the greed and wrongdoing of major corporations.
TOP CONSUMER RIGHTS FIRM
Hagens Berman is one of the most successful consumer litigation law firms in the U.S. and has achieved more than $260 billion in settlements for consumers in lawsuits against manufacturers, food corporations, automakers, big banks and others. Hagens Berman has achieved record-breaking settlements in antitrust cases, and your claim will be handled by attorneys experienced in consumer antitrust law. The firm also recently won a class-action lawsuit regarding artificially high prices for e-books, winning $400 million for purchasers in a case that went before the Supreme Court.
NO COST TO YOU
There is no cost or fee whatsoever involved in joining this case. In the event Hagens Berman or any other firm obtains a settlement that provides benefits to class members, the court will decide a reasonable fee to be awarded to the class' legal team. In no case will any class member ever be asked to pay any out-of-pocket sum.
