Canceled Caribbean trips have sparked a putative class action lawsuit. Photo: Shutterstock.com. Broward Putative Class Action Alleges Travel Company Switched Refund Policy Amid COVID-19
"I don't think large corporations should be able to disadvantage and take advantage of retail consumers," plaintiffs counsel said.
August 13, 2020 at 02:20 PM
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A putative class action lawsuit that alleges a Caribbean ferry trip company "foisted its financial hardship on its own customers" by refusing to issue refunds for trips canceled because of COVID-19 has docked in Broward Circuit Court.
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