Companies know what they put in their products. Consumers should too.
Karen Bloom represents individuals and nonprofit organizations in consumer protection, false advertising, mass tort, disability, and antitrust litigation.
Karen Bloom represents individuals and nonprofit organizations in consumer protection, false advertising, mass tort, disability, and antitrust litigation.
Practice
Deceptive labeling, undisclosed ingredients, and claims under the D.C. Consumer Protection Procedures Act.
PFAS, heavy metals, mold, and chemical exposure in consumer products and residential construction.
Substantiation failures and misleading health, safety, and environmental claims.
Price-fixing, monopolization, and exclusionary conduct affecting consumers.
Coordinated litigation involving defective and hazardous products.
Access and accommodation claims for individuals and advocacy organizations.
About
Karen represents individuals and nonprofit organizations in consumer protection, false advertising, mass tort, disability, and antitrust litigation. Her practice focuses on the health and safety of consumer products, including claims involving undisclosed chemical exposure and deceptive marketing.
Karen began her career at Finkelstein Thompson LLP in Washington, D.C., litigating antitrust and consumer fraud cases on behalf of plaintiffs in federal courts across the country.
Karen represented consumer classes in the following actions.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Not admitted in California.
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