About the Firm

Law Office of Stefan Coleman PLLC is a Florida-registered professional limited liability company organized under Chapter 621, Florida Statutes. The firm is led by attorney Stefan Coleman, a Florida Bar–licensed lawyer with more than a decade of experience in class action litigation.

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The PLLC serves as a boutique litigation practice focused on high-impact consumer and antitrust cases, including:

• Privacy violations (e.g., unlawful tracking, data leaks, TCPA/FTSA claims)

• Unfair and deceptive trade practices

• Defective products and misleading advertising

• Anticompetitive conduct and monopolistic behavior

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The firm is not open to walk-ins or general representation. We selectively investigate potential cases and participate in class action litigation across the United States through coordinated filings and co-counsel relationships.

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Law Office of Stefan Coleman PLLC accepts contingency fees from clients and charges no upfront costs. We are paid only when recoveries are achieved.

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Over the years, our firm has played a leading role in some of the most significant consumer protection cases in the country, working alongside top co-counsel and litigating against major corporations. Our track record includes landmark class action settlements and jury verdicts that have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of consumers.

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We are selective by design. Coleman PLLC does not accept walk-in consultations or general representation. Instead, we carefully investigate potential cases, build evidence, and work with a network of experienced co-counsel to bring collective actions that can deliver meaningful change and real results for consumers nationwide.

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Like all of our cases, we operate on a contingency fee basis. Clients pay no upfront costs—our firm is compensated only when we win or secure a recovery. This ensures that access to justice is not limited by financial resources and that our incentives are always aligned with those we represent.

At Coleman PLLC, our guiding principle is simple: leverage the law to protect consumers, restore balance, and hold corporations accountable.