Bio
Originally from Britain, Simon worked for three years as an English teacher in Japan, before moving to the United States in 2011. Prior to taking up the position of Staff Writer at ClassAction.org, Simon worked as a freelance writer specializing in business and international culture. He has a B.A. (honors) in English Literature and works as a children's author in his spare time.
Recent Posts
Is This Dunkin' Donuts Butter Lawsuit Just a Waste of Time?
Here's a simple question: when you buy something, do you expect to get what you've paid for? Should products be correctly labeled and advertised?
The More You Know: Extended Overdraft Fees See Banks Hit With New Lawsuits
It seems like only yesterday that banks across the country were facing class action lawsuits for manipulating customers' transaction orders to maximize overdraft fees.
Objector Blackmail Casts Shadow Over Settlement Process
'Bad-faith' objectors to class action settlements are reportedly causing problems by lodging complaints and extracting payoffs from lawyers eager to make them go away.
VW Emissions Scandal: How Did It All Go Down?
Last month, a federal judge in California gave final approval to a $14.7 billion settlement in the much-publicized Volkswagen emissions scandal case.
When Is a Manager Not a Manager?
If Shakespeare's to be believed, a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet. It's a nice idea, but a lousy principle – especially when it comes to work.