cova v charter communications class actio

“Plaintiffs relied on defendant’s representation to plaintiffs’ detriment and suffered damages as a direct and proximate a violation of their right to privacy, a violation of their right to publicity, unjust enrichment by defendant,” the consumers said in their complaint. Instead, the complaint states that the company sold its consumers’ personally identifiable information, specifically the names, addresses, and retail subscription packages/channels of its subscribers to third parties.

Plaintiffs Reno Cova, Logan O’Connor, and Zach Splaingard brought forth the civil action in April, claiming that as of January 2013, Charter Communications sold its services on a monthly itemized contract basis (depending on the services purchased and goods leased), but knew that its products and services were not being offered for the total dollar rates marketed. Louis-based Charter Communication sells Internet, television, and phone services along with leases of physical equipment such as cable boxes, cable cards, modems and routers throughout the city and state. alleging the cable telecommunications company sold subscribers’ personal information to third parties without their knowledge or consent was removed from a state court in Missouri last week. A proposed class action lawsuit against Charter Communications Inc.

Cova v charter communications class actio