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  • Milberg is investigating whether certain website tracking technologies on yelp.com, and whether Yelp may have collected, transmitted, or disclosed information associated with visitors’ website activity without valid prior consent.

    Please answer based on your own recollection and any records you may have.

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  • Did you personally visit or use yelp.com in the last two years?*
  • What did you do on yelp.com? Check all that apply.*
  • Did you have or create a Yelp account?*
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    You may fit the initial screening criteria for this investigation. Please provide your contact information so Milberg can review your submission.

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  • Helpful proof includes:

    • Screenshots of your Yelp account, which shows your Yelp account name or email;
    • Screenshots of your recent Yelp activity, including reviews;
    • Emails from Yelp regarding your account or review details;
    • Other screenshots confirming your use of the Yelp website or app, including Orders made on the app.
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  • Have you previously received any money, settlement payment, arbitration payment, or other compensation for this dispute against Yelp?*
  • The information I provided is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.*
  • I authorize Milberg to contact me about this investigation.*
  • If necessary, I am prepared to provide documents or testimony confirming this information.*
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  • By continuing through this form, you represent that you do not own, work for, represent, or contemplate representing the company that is the subject of this arbitration. Milberg considers the following retainer agreement attorney work product and privileged. Any employee of a law firm viewing this document and not seeking representation is in violation of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, including, but not limited to Rule 4.1.

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  • Client Name: {legalName}
    Client Email: {typeA206}

    Re: {legalName} v. Yelp Inc.

    Dear {legalName}:

    This Attorney-Client Agreement (“Agreement”) outlines the nature of our engagement, along with our mutual responsibilities and expectations. Kindly take a moment to carefully review this letter and feel free to contact us if you have any questions or require additional clarification.

    Scope of the Engagement: This Agreement is between Milberg, LLC (the “Firm”, “We”, “Us”) and you (“Client” or “You”) for the purpose of legal representation in connection with your potential claims against Yelp Inc., its affiliates, and/or any other responsible parties (collectively, “Respondents” or “Yelp”), arising from alleged violations of the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). 

    This representation covers investigation and, if appropriate, pursuing the claims described above. It does not include any other actual or potential causes of action, appeals, or legal services arising from this or any other matter. After this engagement concludes, the Firm will have no further obligation to advise or provide any legal services on your behalf, unless agreed in writing. You expressly authorize the Firm to discuss your account and obtain your account records from Respondent. Client further represents to the Firm that Client has not signed an agreement with any other attorney(s) to pursue claims against Respondent(s).

    Arbitration and Consolidation. Arbitration is a simplified means of pursuing legal claims, where disputes are resolved by a neutral arbitrator instead of a judge or jury, discovery is more limited, and the arbitrator’s decision is subject to limited court review. While we anticipate arbitration, this Agreement remains in effect regardless of whether the claims are ultimately brought in arbitration, litigated in court, or resolved by settlement before any formal filing. By signing this Agreement, You provide us with a limited, enduring power of attorney to sign legal documents that are related to the arbitration, litigation, or settlement of the claims described above, on your behalf. You or We may terminate this limited, enduring power of attorney by terminating this representation, as described below.

    Express Settlement Authority: You give us exclusive authorization to negotiate settlements with the Respondents, including as part of a group settlement with other similar claims, and to make decisions about litigation or settlement tactics on your behalf. You give us the right to reject any settlement offer that is not equal to your actual loss, or the maximum allowable damages, whichever is greater, unless we believe that we have achieved the likely best settlement possible under the circumstances. If we bring you a settlement offer from the Respondents or about your claim, the final decision on whether to accept the offer is yours. However, we may advise you that we feel the settlement is fair and reasonable, and if you disagree with our advice, we may withdraw as counsel after giving you reasonable notice or ask the arbitral panel for permission to withdraw as your attorneys consistent with the applicable ethics rules. 

    Attorney’s Fees & Costs: You won’t owe us any fees unless we successfully collect a financial recovery for you by payment of an award or settlement of your claim. We agree to represent You on a contingency basis, which means that our fees are a percentage of the settlement, award, or recovery, or other monetary benefit You receive. In the event your claim settles or results in a recovery or award, our fee will be forty percent (40%) of the total gross recovery obtained on Your behalf, unless an arbitrator or court awards a higher fee, in which case the higher amount will apply. If there is no recovery, You owe no fees or costs. 

    After our fees are deducted, we deduct expenses from your gross recovery. Expenses can include expenses specific to your individual arbitration or expenses that we advance on behalf of all our clients with similar cases for the benefit of the whole group of clients. These expenses may include our usual and customary fees for copying, messenger services and similar items, as well as travel expenses. Additionally, to improve efficiency and lower costs, the Firm may use AI-driven solutions for select tasks, e.g. fact investigations, document review, and other routine activities, under the supervision of licensed attorneys, while taking reasonable steps to safeguard client confidentiality. Expenses that we pay to vendors, arbitrators, experts, or others who assist in the arbitration claim process are not kept by us and are billed at cost. Once there is a recovery, settlement, or judgment in your favor, we will inform you in writing of the amount of expenses to be deducted from your award and the nature of the expense.

    If there is recovery or settlement in this case, you grant us the right to receive any monies resulting therefrom, deduct fees and expenses, and send you the remainder. We will do so as soon as practicable. If we cannot locate you or an authorized representative within 90 days of receipt of the funds, we may either hold such funds in escrow or deposit them with the court. In the event you do not elect how to receive your settlement award, you agree that we may disburse your funds as an electronic debit/credit card to the email address we have on file. You understand that we may have a lien upon any amount recovered for you.

    You acknowledge that we may associate with other counsel in connection with your claim, in which event we will split our attorney’s fee with co-counsel. It will not increase your overall fee obligation. 

    Cooperation: You agree to fully assist and cooperate with us regarding your case. You agree to be truthful and to promptly, accurately, and completely provide us with all relevant facts, preserving all pertinent evidence, and being available for discussions, meetings, and any required court or arbitration proceedings. The representations by Client in the Certification below are material terms of this Agreement.

    Consent to Joint Representation and Collective Proceedings: You understand and acknowledge that the Firm represents other clients with similar claims against the same Respondent(s). By jointly representing multiple clients, the Firm can pool resources and potentially offer a more effective overall strategy; however, this approach may not maximize your individual share of any recovery. The Firm will not favor one client’s interest over another. Client further understands that some settlements may be conditioned upon a certain percentage of participants agreeing to resolve their claims through settlement. You understand and acknowledge these benefits and risks, consent to the Firm’s joint representation of you alongside other similarly situated clients and waive any conflicts that might arise from such representation. Accordingly, you authorize the Firm to pursue your case in individual, multi-party, collective, representative, or mass arbitration or court proceedings, and to negotiate classwide, collective, mass, coordinated, or representative settlements of claims.

    Communications and Confidentiality: You have certain responsibilities as a client, including the responsibility to keep us updated as to your contact information, to promptly respond to our communications, and provide information and documents we need for your claim electronically. Email will be our primary means of communicating with you. It is your duty to keep your contact information up to date and promptly inform us of any changes to personal information. You may receive text messages from us or on our behalf in connection with providing our services to you. All communications and case-related information must be kept strictly confidential. This includes refraining from sharing any information on social media or public platforms.

    Termination of the Representation: You have the right to end this Agreement at any time, provided you give the Firm timely written notice. Similarly, the Firm reserves the right to terminate our representation for good cause, including but not limited to, your failure to comply with this Agreement, lack of cooperation, refusal to follow our substantive advice, if continuing to represent you would be unlawful, unethical, ineffective, if there is little or no likelihood of success on the claims’ merits, if continued representation would result in an unreasonable financial burden, or for any other reason that is permissible under relevant professional or ethical guidelines.

    Arbitration between You and Us. The relationship between You and Us will be governed by New York law, without regard to its conflict of law rules. Any disputes between You and Us will be decided in arbitration by the JAMS, under its Streamlined Rules, which can be found here: https://www.jamsadr.com/rules-streamlined-arbitration/, in your county of residence or in New York County, unless the dispute is subject to arbitration under the Part 137 Fee Dispute Resolution program. More information about that program is available here: https://ww2.nycourts.gov/rules/chiefadmin/137.shtml. 

    Entire Agreement: This Agreement constitutes the sole and entire agreement between the Firm and You and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous understandings, agreements, representations, and warranties, both written and oral, with respect to the subject matter. If any term or provision of this Agreement is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in any jurisdiction, it shall not affect any other term or provision of this Agreement or in any other jurisdiction. 

    Acknowledgment and Agreement: Client hereby acknowledges having read and fully understanding the terms of this Agreement and having had opportunity to seek independent legal advice before signing this document. 

    If You agree with the outlined terms, we kindly ask that you sign and return this document to indicate your agreement. We look forward to working with you and advocating on your behalf in this matter.

    Sincerely,


    /s/ Douglas H. Sanders 
    Douglas H. Sanders 
    MILBERG LLC 
    1311 Avenida Juan Ponce de León 
    San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907 
    Tel: (516) 741-5600 
    dsanders@milberg.com 


    Agreed to on this _____ day of _________________, 2026.


    _______________________________

    {legalName}



    CERTIFICATION

    I, the undersigned client, hereby certify that I am 18 years or older, and: 

    ■ I am submitting this information based on my own experience, not on behalf of someone else. 

    ■  I am eligible to pursue the claims outlined above based on my present recollection, the documents currently available to me, and counsel’s investigation to date.

    ■ This is my first time submitting information about {campaign} to Milberg or any other law firm or attorney. 

    ■ I understand that if I have retained, or do retain, another attorney or law firm to pursue such claims, the Firm reserves the right to terminate its representation of me.

    ■  I am not a party to any other active lawsuit, class action, arbitration, or legal proceeding asserting such claims against {campaign}. 

    Accordingly, I authorize the Firm to evaluate the claims described above and, if the Firm determines that further action is warranted, to pursue those claims in the appropriate forum seeking monetary compensation, including statutory damages, as well as other available relief. 

    Furthermore, I authorize the Firm to opt me out of any future modifications to the arbitration agreement in {campaign}’s Terms applicable to my claim, and/or, upon advance notice from the Firm, opt me out of a classwide settlement of claims if the Firm determines it is in my best interest. 

    If necessary, I am prepared to provide documentation or testify to confirm this statement.


    Agreed to on this _____ day of _________________, 2026.


    _______________________________

    {legalName}

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    Yelp Inc.
    350 Mission Street, 10th Floor
    San Francisco, CA 94105
    namarb@yelp.com

    Pre-Arbitration Notice of Individual Consumer Privacy Dispute 

    To Whom It May Concern:

    I am sending this Notice of Dispute to notify Yelp Inc., together with its subsidiaries, affiliates, agents, and related entities (collectively, “Yelp”), of my individual dispute arising from my use of Yelp’s website, mobile application, and related digital services and Yelp’s use or enablement of third-party tracking technologies, together with related code, scripts, identifiers, network requests, and software processes, to capture, record, decode, read, learn, transmit, disclose, or otherwise process information associated with my electronic communications and interactions without my valid prior consent or other lawful authorization.

    Nature and Basis of the Dispute

    I personally used Yelp’s website, mobile application, or related digital services (collectively, the “Yelp Services”) while I was physically located in {inWhich}. I used the Yelp Services to search for, browse, evaluate, or interact with businesses, restaurants, professionals, products, services, locations, reviews, projects, ordering features, account features, or other Yelp content and functionality. To the best of my recollection, I did so within the last two years preceding this Notice.

    When I used the Yelp Services, I understood that I was communicating and interacting with Yelp for ordinary informational, search, review, ordering, project, account, or other consumer purposes. I did not know or understand that the contents of my communications and interactions with Yelp, or information about those communications, would be intercepted, disclosed, or otherwise processed through third-party tracking technologies in the manner described below.

    Based on my current understanding and counsel’s investigation, Yelp deployed, enabled, or caused to be deployed or enabled third-party tracking technologies associated with Meta/Facebook, Microsoft/Bing, and potentially other third-parties on the Yelp Services. These technologies, together with their associated code, scripts, cookies, identifiers, and network requests,  are referred to in this Notice as the “Tracking Tools.” Upon information and belief, the Tracking Tools operated during my use of the Yelp Services and caused or permitted information associated with my communications, interactions, browser, device, or session to be transmitted or otherwise made available to those third parties.

    The information captured or transmitted included or reflected, as applicable, the contents, meaning, subject matter, or context of my interactions with the Yelp Services, including information associated with my searches, including what I searched for and the locations or geographic areas I searched; the specific categories, businesses, professionals, restaurants, products, and service providers whose pages I viewed; the reviews and other content I read; the links and buttons I clicked; and my review, ordering and account activity. Separately and in addition, the Tracking Tools also captured or transmitted non-content routing, addressing, signaling, source-identifying, browser-identifying, device-identifying, session-identifying, event-identifying, and related information associated with my use of the Yelp Services. This information included page or screen URLs, page paths, referrer information, pageview and event information, timestamps, IP-address-related information, browser and device information, user-agent information, cookies, advertising or persistent identifiers, session identifiers, and related information identifying or distinguishing my browser, device, session, activity, or communications. Both categories of information were tied to the specific context and purpose of my use of the Yelp Services and were not limited to information showing only that an unidentified person visited a generic public webpage or opened an application.

    Taken together, the transmitted communications, contextual information, event signals, and identifiers could permit Yelp, Meta/Facebook, Microsoft/Bing, or other recipients to associate my use of the Yelp Services with my browser, device, session, approximate location, account, identity, or activity over time. As a result, I lost control over information associated with my use of the Yelp Services and was deprived of the ability to make an informed privacy choice.

    I contend that this conduct violated federal and state privacy, and anti-wiretapping laws, including laws prohibiting interception, unlawful disclosure or use of intercepted communications, and the procurement, inducement, or assistance of such conduct because Yelp aided, agreed with, employed, or conspired with one or more third parties to willfully and without my consent read, attempt to read, or learn the contents or meaning of my electronic communications with the Yelp Services while those communications were in transit, and to use or communicate information obtained through that conduct, without my valid consent or other lawful authorization. This includes related claims and theories under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. §§ 2510–2523, and California Penal Code §631(a).

    Separately and in the alternative, I further contend that this conduct violated California Penal Code § 638.51 because Yelp installed, used, or caused the use of a pen register or trap-and-trace device, process, or functionality to capture, record, decode, or transmit the non-content routing information described above without first obtaining a court order and without my valid consent or other lawful authorization. I do not waive any other statutory, common-law, contract, privacy-policy, consumer-protection, equitable, or related claim or theory that may be supported by the facts and law.

    Yelp did not obtain my valid prior consent for the conduct described above. To the extent Yelp contends that its terms of service, privacy policy, cookie policy, consent notice, or other disclosures provided authorization for the challenged conduct, I dispute that contention. More specifically, I dispute that generalized disclosures concerning cookies, pixels, analytics, advertising, service providers, personalization, targeted advertising, website or application measurement, data sharing, or similar practices provided clear, prior, specific, informed, and valid authorization for the particular tracking, interception, or transmission described in this Notice. Consent is especially lacking to the extent the Tracking Tools operated before I had a meaningful opportunity to review a relevant disclosure or make a privacy choice, operated before I affirmatively accepted non-essential tracking technologies, operated despite my rejection of such technologies, or continued to operate after an opt-out request or similar privacy-preference signal. I am not aware of any court order, judicial authorization, statutory authorization, or other lawful authority permitting Yelp, Meta/Facebook, Microsoft/Bing, or any related entity to install, use, or operate the challenged Tracking Tools in connection with my electronic communications and interactions with the Yelp Services. 

    Relief Sought

    I seek all relief available under applicable law, including statutory damages where available; restitutionary relief and disgorgement; injunctive and equitable relief requiring Yelp to cease the challenged tracking practices; attorneys’ fees, arbitration fees, costs, and any additional relief available under law, contract, arbitration rules, or equity. My current good-faith demand is $5,000, subject to supplementation after Yelp provides records sufficient to evaluate the total amount and full scope of relief available. Because the number, timing, nature, and scope of any violations depend on records presently within Yelp’s possession, custody, or control, as well as records maintained by third-party vendors and service providers, I reserve the right to supplement my damages calculation and requested relief after those records become available.

    Please preserve all records reasonably related to the challenged tracking practices, including tracking-activation logs from my sessions; configuration and deployment records for those technologies; installation, modification, and removal records for each; vendor and personnel records identifying who deployed or configured the tracking technologies and the third parties who received the data; and account, session, device, and consent records tied to me.

    Informal Resolution

    I am providing this Notice in good faith to give Yelp an opportunity to discuss an informal resolution of my dispute before formal proceedings become necessary. Without conceding that any pre-dispute notice, informal-resolution process, waiting period, or other condition precedent is contractually required, applicable, enforceable, or unsatisfied, I am willing to engage in good-faith informal-resolution discussions during the 60 days following Yelp’s receipt of this Notice. I reserve the right to initiate arbitration or another proceeding sooner if reasonably necessary to preserve my claims.

    If the dispute is not resolved, I am prepared to initiate individual arbitration before NAM and pursue any other available remedy. See Yelp, Terms of Use, https://terms.yelp.com/tos/en_us/20260101_en_us/ (last visited July 23, 2026). If arbitration becomes necessary, I will seek all recoverable attorneys’ fees and, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, contract, and arbitral rules, the maximum permissible allocation to Yelp of filing fees, administrative fees, arbitrator compensation, and other arbitration-related costs. My election to pursue arbitration does not concede that arbitration is mandatory or exclusive.

    I expressly reserve all arguments and objections concerning the existence, validity, formation, assent, notice, identity and applicable version, applicability, scope, interpretation, and enforceability of any arbitration or related dispute-resolution terms Yelp may invoke. These reservations include any term concerning pre-dispute notice, informal resolution, cure, waiting periods, or other conditions precedent; contractual deadlines or limitations periods; governing law, forum, venue, administrator or arbitrator selection, arbitral rules, or delegation; confidentiality; individual-only, consolidated, coordinated, batched, bellwether, or mass-filing procedures; fees, deposits, costs, or fee shifting; waivers or restrictions on claims, procedures, remedies, or relief; and amendments or modifications. I also reserve all arguments that any such requirement was satisfied, substantially complied with, waived or forfeited by Yelp, excused, inapplicable, or unenforceable. Nothing in this Notice waives any claim, remedy, objection, defense, or right to proceed in any otherwise available forum.

    I authorize Yelp to communicate with my counsel identified below regarding this dispute and to produce to them all records and information associated with me that are reasonably necessary to evaluate and resolve this dispute.

    This Notice is not a complete statement of all facts, claims, legal theories, damages, remedies, defenses, objections, responses, or grounds. I reserve the right to amend, supplement, refine, narrow, expand, or otherwise modify this Notice and my requested relief based upon additional investigation, records, technical analysis, discovery, expert review, arbitration proceedings, litigation proceedings, or other information. If Yelp believes that additional information is required to evaluate or resolve this dispute, please identify the specific information requested and the contractual or legal basis for the request.

    Please direct all communications concerning this dispute to my counsel identified below.


    Sincerely,

  • By and through counsel,

    Gary M. Klinger  
    MILBERG PLLC  
    227 W. Monroe Street, Suite 2100  
    Chicago, IL 60606  
    gklinger@milberg.com

    Christian K. Torres  
    Lawrence F. McCarthy III  
    MILBERG PLLC  
    405 E. 50th Street  
    New York, NY 10022  
    ctorres@milberg.com
    lmccarthy@milberg.com
    Tel. (865) 412-2700  

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