We are investigating whether Urban Outfitters sent emails with subject lines promising a percentage discount on your entire purchase, your order, or sitewide savings, while burying significant exclusions in the fine print, and whether it advertised sales as ending "today" or "soon" only to extend the same sale again and again.
If you live in a qualifying state and have received marketing emails from Urban Outfitters within the last four years, you may be entitled to compensation. There is no cost to submit your information, and you do not need to have purchased anything to participate.
Many states have enacted consumer laws that prohibit companies from sending residents commercial emails with false or misleading information in the subject line — and that recipients may recover statutory damages per email, with claims worth up to $500.
Our firm is investigating whether Urban Outfitters 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.
Urban Outfitters is a lifestyle retail brand founded in 1970, offering clothing, accessories, beauty products, home décor, and other consumer goods through its stores and online platforms. It operates in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
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