The Allegations:

Most taxpayers are eligible to file for free with the IRS Free File program. Although Intuit has agreed with the IRS to provide its H&R Block tax filing program to persons eligible for IRS Free File, it hides that product from search engines. At the same time it widely advertises and misleadingly directs people to its competing "free" product, which is not really free. After most taxpayers provide their personal and financial data, H&R Block tells them that the "free" software actually costs money, but hides the fact that they could file for free through IRS Free File.

Status:

The case was resolved and the plaintiff(s) filed a voluntary dismissal.

Key Documents

Date	Title
2019-06-21	Class Action Complaint
2019-09-23	Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendants' Motion to Compel Arbitration
2019-11-05	Order on Motion to Compel Arbitration
2020-01-15	Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendants' Motion to Dismiss
2020-03-24	Order Denying Motion for Dismiss
2020-07-01	Plaintiffs-Appellees' Answering Brief
2020-12-09	Appellate Decision Brief
2021-05-13	Order Denying Renewed Motion to Compel Arbitration
2021-08-24	Order Granting Motion to Dismiss
2021-08-24	Judgment