Have you subscribed to Adobe’s Annual Paid Monthly plan?
You may be eligible for compensation.
We are investigating whether Adobe has engaged in deceptive practices by enrolling users into its “Annual, Paid Monthly” subscription plan without clear disclosure of the one-year commitment and substantial early termination fees (ETF), thereby violating state consumer protection laws. The U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission recently sued Adobe for such practices, alleging that Adobe obscures crucial terms in fine print and behind optional textboxes and hyperlinks, revealing the hefty ETF only when users attempt to cancel.
See if you’re eligible to file an arbitration claim against Adobe by filling out our questionnaire. If you are eligible to file a claim, you will be invited to sign a retainer agreement and complete a declaration.
Our representation is at no cost to you. We only get paid if we recover money on your behalf.
Have you subscribed to Adobe’s Annual Paid Monthly plan?
You may be eligible for compensation.
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We are investigating whether Adobe has engaged in deceptive practices by enrolling users into its “Annual, Paid Monthly” subscription plan without clear disclosure of the one-year commitment and substantial early termination fees (ETF), thereby violating state consumer protection laws. The U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission recently sued Adobe for such practices, alleging that Adobe obscures crucial terms in fine print and behind optional textboxes and hyperlinks, revealing the hefty ETF only when users attempt to cancel.
See if you’re eligible to file an arbitration claim against Adobe by filling out our questionnaire. If you are eligible to file a claim, you will be invited to sign a retainer agreement and complete a declaration.
Our representation is at no cost to you. We only get paid if we recover money on your behalf.
There’s no cost to you unless we recover money on your behalf.
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