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StubHub Ticket Fee Arbitration Claims
This StubHub listing concerns individual claims about ticket-fee disclosures for certain New York and Nevada events. The law firm's directory alleges unlawful pricing practices, but advertised potential recovery is not a confirmed settlement payout. Claim explains the difference before you assume a ticket purchase qualifies for money.
Attorney advertising. This is an attorney intake for individual arbitration, not a class action settlement — there is no settlement fund, no court-approved claims process, and no claim deadline. Payment is not guaranteed.
Key facts
Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP and Berger Montague P.C. are accepting consumers for individual arbitration claims against StubHub. The firms allege that StubHub used drip pricing by revealing certain ticket fees late in the purchasing process rather than including them in the initially displayed price. These are individual arbitration claims, not a class action settlement, and signing up does not guarantee a recovery.
You may qualify for screening if you purchased tickets through StubHub for an event in New York or Nevada between April 2022 and April 2025. You do not need to live in either state, but the event must have taken place in New York or Nevada.
Applicants must provide copies of their StubHub ticket receipts for qualifying live events. Lantern states that providing more qualifying receipts may allow the attorneys to pursue more claims on the applicant’s behalf. Potential recovery depends on the applicable law and circumstances of each individual claim.
Who may qualify
People who purchased tickets through StubHub for an event in New York or Nevada between April 2022 and April 2025 may qualify for screening. Applicants do not need to live in New York or Nevada, but they must provide receipts for qualifying ticket purchases.
Claim helps you check whether you may qualify and understand what an individual arbitration claim involves. Claim is not a law firm and does not represent you.
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