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If you have received marketing emails from Kate Spade, you may have a claim. Several states have laws that prohibit companies from sending commercial emails with false or misleading information in the subject line. Those laws can apply even if you signed up for the emails yourself.
Our firm is looking into whether Kate Spade's email subject lines told subscribers that sales were ending ("Ends Tonight," "Last Chance," "Final Hours") when the same or similar offers continued or came right back, and whether other subject-line claims about free gifts or discounts were misleading.
You may qualify if you live in a qualifying state and have received Kate Spade marketing emails. You do not need to have made a purchase. There is no cost to submit your information.
Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating whether Kate Spade sent marketing emails with false or misleading subject lines, such as sale "deadlines" that did not actually end the sale, and whether subscribers in certain states are entitled to compensation, up to $500 per email.
Kate Spade is an American fashion brand known for its handbags, clothing, jewelry, footwear, and accessories. The company offers products through its online store and retail locations, along with promotional emails featuring sales, discounts, and special offers.
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