Eric James Artrip

Over the past several years, Mr. Artrip has represented plaintiffs from all over the United States in a variety of consumer class actions against companies that have deceived and/or discriminated against their customers.

Mr. Artrip has been involved in more than 50 complex class action and multi-district litigation cases, including serving as lead counsel in the In Re Alabama CT Scan Litigation, CV-2010-900111, Circuit Court of Madison County, Alabama and In re: Vitamin Products Antitrust Litigation; MDL 1285, United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

Mr. Artrip and his firm are currently involved in 16 class actions, including certified classes involving employment practices and a variety of data breaches.

Recent settlements include those on behalf of consumers in the the AT&T Data Throttling case, in the Northern District of California, and on behalf of minors at a dance studio. The firm is also involved with class actions against Uber, Nintendo, Apple, Equifax, and General Motors.

His firm also has named Plaintiffs in consolidated complaints in pending case In Re: Equifax, Inc. Data Breach Litigation and In re: Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep “EcoDiesel” Marketing, Sales Practices, and Products Liability Litigation.

His firm has been involved in other class actions involving complex litigation:

Adulterated products and mislabeling, Rogers, et al. v. Tyson Foods, Inc.
False advertising, Lynn, et al v. Hyundai Motor America;
Civil rights violation based on race based premium. Moore, et al. v. Liberty National Life Insurance Company
Product liability cases, In Re Vioxx Products Liability Litigation and In Re: Boston Scientific Pelvic Sling Litigation
Experienced Personal Injury Attorney
He also represents the survivors and victims of accidents in a wide range of personal injury claims including car and truck accidents, workplace accidents, accidents resulting from defective construction, and medical-related cases including nursing home abuse and neglect.

Mr. Artrip also provides representation in civil litigation involving business and commercial fraud.

Mr. Artrip has been a guest lecturer at legal education seminars and is a member of the Executive Board of the Alabama Association for Justice. He is also a member of the Huntsville and Alabama Bar Associations, and the American Association for Justice.

He has worked on personal injury cases in counties throughout Alabama and Tennessee and class actions in California, New York, Ohio, Illinois, Alabama, North Carolina and Mississippi.

Mr. Artrip volunteers in community service projects dedicated to aiding underprivileged and injured persons including the AAC – The Davis Clinic and the American Lung Association.