Client Name:
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Client Email:
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Re:
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v. Rolling Riches Ltd.
Dear
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This is an agreement (the “Agreement”) between you and Bryson Harris Suciu DeMay PLLC and Maginnis
Howard (collectively, the “Firm”) for legal representation regarding your claim(s) against Rolling
Riches Ltd. or any of their affiliates or subsidiary companies (collectively, “Rolling Riches”)
arising from i) the alleged marketing and operation of its
online casino-style game platforms in violation of state consumer protection and gambling laws and regulations;
and ii) if applicable, alleged violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. §
227.
You understand and authorize the Firm to proceed with filing your claim(s) as an individual arbitration.
Arbitration is a simplified means of pursuing legal claims, where the claim is decided by an arbitrator rather than
a judge or jury. You authorize the Firm to settle your individual claim(s) with Rolling Riches for a reasonable
amount and execute a release of your individual claim(s) on your behalf. However, this agreement also authorizes the
Firm to settle and release your claim(s) as a part of a class action if Rolling Riches chooses to do so. In the
event that the Firm enters a settlement with your authority and you choose not to participate in the settlement, you
may reject the settlement and the Firm may withdraw its representation of you. You further authorize the Firm to
represent additional individuals who have claims that are the same or similar to yours against Rolling
Riches.
The Firm will handle this matter with a contingent fee of the greater of either (a) forty percent (40%) of the
gross recovery, as allowed by state law; or (b) the total attorneys’ fees agreed to be paid by Rolling Riches
in any settlement or awarded by the arbitrator or court. The Firm reserves the right to associate with co-counsel,
but the fee will be split between the Firm and any additional firm(s) they associate with.
The Firm will advance all costs incurred by the Firm during this litigation (e.g., filing fees, travel, etc.).
The Firm will be reimbursed for these costs if, and only if, they ultimately obtain a recovery on your behalf.
Advanced costs are deducted after the calculation of the contingent fee.
After reimbursement of costs incurred by the Firm, attorney fees will be shared 50/50 between Bryson Harris
Suciu DeMay PLLC and Maginnis Howard, which is consistent with the amount of work to be performed by each law firm
in your representation. Bryson Harris Suciu DeMay PLLC and Maginnis Howard shall be jointly responsible for the
representation of Client.
The Firm will keep you informed about the progress of your claim as it moves forward. We will do so via phone
calls, emails, and SMS messages. By signing this retainer agreement, you consent to the Firm calling and sending
case-related SMS messages to the cell phone number you provided when signing up for representation. If at any time
you no longer wish to receive phone calls from the Firm, you can email us at
arbitration.clientcare@brysonpllc.com.
Similarly, if you no longer wish to receive SMS messages from the Firm, you can reply “STOP” to
any SMS message to opt out of receiving additional messages.
You authorize the Firm to withdraw from representation if they determine for sufficient reasons that your
claim(s) should not continue. Regardless, the Firm will maintain the file on this matter for at least six years. If
requested, these will be returned to you after the conclusion of the representation.
Finally, the Firm does not make any promises or guarantees regarding the outcome of your claim(s). If you have
any questions about the foregoing, please advise. We would appreciate your returning a signed copy of this
engagement letter to us for our files.
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Sincerely,
James R. DeMay
BRYSON HARRIS SUCIU & DEMAY PLLC
Karl Gwaltney
MAGINNIS HOWARD
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Agreed to on this
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day of
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[CLIENT NAME] *
CERTIFICATION
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that I had an account with Rolling Riches, and that I spent real money to
purchase virtual chips or credits used to play Rolling Riches' “social casino” games. I further certify
that, if needed, I can and will produce evidence—such as emails, account records, or screenshots—showing
that I maintained a Rolling Riches account and used real money to participate in Rolling Riches' social casino
within the relevant period.
I further certify that I have not retained any other law firm(s) to pursue my claim(s) against Rolling Riches
and that I will not retain any other law firm(s) to do so. I understand that, if I do retain or have retained
another law firm to pursue my claim(s), the Firm may terminate their representation of me in connection with my
claim(s) against Rolling Riches.
COMMUNICATIONS CONSENT
I, the undersigned, hereby consent to the Firm keeping me informed about the progress of my claim by calling,
emailing, and sending case-related SMS messages to the cell phone number that I provided to the Firm when signing up
for representation. I understand that, if at any time I no longer wish to receive phone calls from the Firm, I
can email arbitration.clientcare@brysonpllc.com.
I also understand that, if I no longer wish to receive SMS messages from the Firm,
I can reply “STOP” to any SMS message to opt out of receiving additional messages.
Additionally, I consent to the Firm calling, emailing, and sending me SMS messages concerning other matters,
lawsuits, and investigations that may be relevant or of interest to me.
* Please note that the company against which you are retaining the Firm to pursue individual arbitration claims
on your behalf may require submission of a notice letter personally signed by you to begin the dispute resolution
process. So that the Firm can start this process, by signing the retainer agreement, it is your intent to
provide the Firm with your electronic signature and your consent to include your electronic signature in the notice
letter to be sent on your behalf to the company identified in the retainer agreement as the party against whom the
Firm has agreed to represent you in connection with your individual arbitration. This is the sole limited
purpose for which you are giving the Firm legal authority to utilize your electronic signature.
