If you have received marketing emails from Kendra Scott, you may have a claim. Several states have laws against false or misleading email subject lines, even for emails you signed up to receive.
We are reviewing Kendra Scott subject lines about sales "ending tonight," expiring cart discounts, gifts that required a minimum purchase, and styles "selling fast" or "back" in stock.
You may qualify if you live in a qualifying state and received these emails. No purchase is needed, and it costs nothing to check.
Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is investigating whether Kendra Scott sent marketing emails with false or misleading subject lines, such as sale deadlines that may not have actually ended, repeated reminders that a cart discount was "expiring," gift offers with conditions, or claims that styles were "selling fast" or "back in stock."
Our firm is investigating whether Kendra Scott sent marketing emails with false or misleading subject lines — such as unqualified percentage-off offers with hidden exclusions, or "ends today" sales that were quietly extended — in violation of Consumer Protection laws across Washington State, Washington D.C., Maryland, Indiana, Kansas, and North Dakota.
Kendra Scott is an American fashion and lifestyle brand specializing in jewelry, accessories, and lifestyle products. The company offers a variety of products, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings, and gifts, through its online store and retail locations. Kendra Scott markets its products to consumers through promotional campaigns, sales announcements, and email marketing communications.
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