Class Action Notifications by List Media: Compliant. Scalable. Proven.

The most important part of any class action notification is deploying it quickly, reliably, and following court-sanctioned guidelines. Whether certified under Rule 23(b)(1), 23(b)(2), or 23(b)(3), List Media, doing business as Class Action Notifications, ensures every campaign is executed in line with procedural and legal standards.

For clients and legal teams seeking more insight into Rule 23(b) classifications—including notice requirements and certification thresholds—we provide a detailed guide here.


Infrastructure That Meets Legal Expectations

Class Action Notifications delivers digital notices through its proprietary platforms: Admail for email and AdmailSMS for text messaging (SMS). Our email servers are housed at QualityTech®’s Atlanta NOC, a secure data facility with proven reliability. All data for email and SMS is stored at an ultra-secure AWS environment, with redundant architecture in place to ensure reliability, continuity, and access when needed. A secure VPN connects our core systems, maintaining controlled data flow and platform integrity.

Our infrastructure is built for scale and precision—capable of reaching tens of thousands or millions of class members with traceable, authenticated delivery. Each deployment includes list verification, bounce handling, link tracking, and detailed delivery analytics suitable for legal review and compliance reporting.


Experience and Legal-Grade Transparency

With roots in digital communication going back to 1995, our team brings unmatched experience to the execution of class action and collective action notifications. In addition to scalable delivery, Class Action Notifications supports and provides:

Clients receive transparent reporting with full visibility into campaign performance—helping administrators and legal teams demonstrate due diligence and meet court expectations.

Class Action Notifications by List Media delivers reliable, compliant, and measurable outreach through email and text messaging (SMS).

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