If you are considering a class action suit against a timeshare company then you really need to make sure that your case is legitimate and that you are certain the timeshare company are in breach of contract law. When the company is a genuine operator with an excellent track record like Disney, Villa del Palmar, RCI etc, then you need to have hard, fool-proof evidence, as it is only in very rare circumstances that companies like these would leave themselves vulnerable to lawsuits and legal action.
What is more commonly the case is that legal firms and online companies take advantage of timeshare owners who are unhappy with some clause in their timeshare contract, offering them full purchase refunds if they were to win the case. When the lawsuit is a collective representative action, it becomes more attractive to owners who are considering canceling their contract as the seeming cost is not as high as if you were to take legal action individually. What they don’t tell you is that you are not very likely to win and their fees will be paid regardless. So the real winners are the lawyers.
When you have experienced an organized timeshare scam, where you have been sold properties that will never be built etc then a class action suit would be a beneficial move. In those circumstances, contact a reputable lawyer who comes recommended and avoid adverts on the internet targeting timeshare forums.