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When Can You Opt Out of a Class Action? In general, you can opt out of any class action. The class notice will state the deadline for opting out of the lawsuit. In most cases, you will have to notify the attorneys handling the case in writing of your decision to opt out.
When Can You Opt Out of a Class Action? In general, you can opt out of any class action. The class notice will state the deadline for opting out of the lawsuit. In most cases, you will have to notify the attorneys handling the case in writing of your decision to opt out.
Once you learn about the class action lawsuit, you must decide to opt in or opt out. If you opt in, you join the class action. Opting out means you do not want to join the class, and want to reserve your right to file an individual lawsuit.