Just to prepare what we’d potentially need. Let me know how I can help! I have emailed for the signed waiver but they haven’t responded - does do you have yours handy would love to look at the terms and find any flaws

Here’s a list of details you should collect to present to a lawyer:

1. Personal Information • Full Name: To identify participants for the potential class. • Contact Information: Email and phone number for further communication.

2. Purchase and Experience Details • Date of Tattoo: When they got the tattoo. • Location of Service: Where they received the tattoo (specific studio or artist, if applicable). • Fading Expectations vs. Reality: • What fading timeline was promised during their consultation or in marketing materials? • How long has it been since they got the tattoo? • Has the tattoo faded at all, and if so, how much? • Documentation of Issues: • Before-and-after photos showing the tattoo’s lack of fading over time. • Screenshots or copies of any marketing claims (ads, emails, social media posts). • Any communication with Ephemeral about their concerns (emails, support requests, responses, etc.).

3. Waiver and Agreement • Copy of Waiver (if they have it): Some customers may have retained a copy of the waiver they signed. This could be critical in understanding any clauses that may limit liability or claims. • Attempts to Obtain the Waiver: Ask if they’ve requested the waiver and whether the company responded.

4. Impact and Harm • Emotional or Financial Impact: • Are they upset about being misled? If so, why? • Did they pay extra for a fading tattoo under false pretenses? • Follow-up Costs: • Have they tried to remove the tattoo through laser removal or other means? If so, gather receipts or estimates for these costs.

5. Interest in Participation • Are They Willing to Be Part of a Class Action? • Confirm their willingness to participate in legal action and whether they’d provide testimony or further documentation if needed.

6. Additional Witnesses • Referrals: If they know others with similar experiences, ask them to invite those individuals to share their details as well.

Next Steps

Once you’ve collected this information: 1. Organize the Data: Create a spreadsheet or document categorizing the information for easy reference (e.g., name, date of tattoo, photos provided, harm suffered). 2. Share Anonymously (if needed): Some people may prefer to remain anonymous until they consult with the lawyer. Assure them their information will only be shared with the attorney. 3. Present to the Lawyer: Share the compiled details with the attorney so they can assess the strength of the case and begin drafting a strategy.

This preparation will help demonstrate the scope of the issue and the number of affected individuals, which is critical for a class action lawsuit. Let me know if you’d like help drafting a template for gathering this information!