Photographer sued over alleged lacking pictures, movies – NBC10 Philadelphia

Pennsylvania’s lawyer common is suing a Philadelphia photographer over alleged lacking marriage ceremony pictures, movies and refused refunds.

Photographer Christina Hernandez, working beneath Wandering Stardust Collective, entered into contracts with purchasers to {photograph} and document their weddings. However, she didn’t ship the promised pictures and movies, in line with the workplace of Attorney General Dave Sunday. Additionally, the corporate refused to refund customers’ deposits.

The lawsuit additional alleges that Hernandez informed purchasers that she would personally {photograph} their weddings. However, in sure situations, Garcia allegedly double- or triple-booked herself on purchasers’ marriage ceremony dates and canceled on the final minute, sending alternative photographers as a substitute.

Hernandez is believed to have brought about buyer losses totaling no less than $75,000, in line with the submitting.

“A wedding day is one of the most precious and cherished moments in the lives of a couple, and this business darkened those days by neglecting appointments, then refusing to refund customers,” Sunday stated. “With this lawsuit, we will fight for those clients to be made whole and that this photographer never again conduct business in the Commonwealth.”

The lawsuit goals to have Hernandez pay restitution to all individuals who misplaced their pictures and movies and pay $1,000 for each violation of the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law and $3,000 for every violation involving a client 60 or older. Additionally, completely ban Hernandez from proudly owning, working, or managing a enterprise within the state.

If you consider you’ve got been victimized by Wandering Stardust Collective, you might be inspired to file a criticism with the Office of Attorney General online.

NBC10 tried to achieve out to Hernandez for remark, however her web site and quantity is out of service.