Rogers Cable Class Action

Rogers Digital Customers Demand Repayment

A $100 million class action lawsuit was commenced in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice against Rogers Inc. and it’s subsidiaries, a leading communications and media company with headquarters in Toronto.

Glenn and Loretta Wilkins of Whitby, ON allege that Rogers misrepresented service interruptions of its On Demand digital cable services during the period of June to September 2006, and unlawfully retained prepaid amounts from customers for this service while it was unavailable. Rogers pre-bills it’s customers on a monthly basis.

Glenn and Loretta Wilkins are represented by Todd J. McCarthy and Sean A. Brown.

“If the allegations are proven, Rogers Inc. will be held accountable by its customers,” says Mr. McCarthy. “We intend to use all the effort and resources available to ensure this happens.”

The lawsuit is commenced on behalf of all persons who were subscribers to Rogers On Demand digital cable services on or after June 1st to September 30th, 2006.

For more information regarding this class action please go to www.rogersclassaction.com