Geetha has been diagnosed with skin cancer. Based on her physician's diagnosis, she believes that her condition was caused by SofSkin, a lotion that she used for many years. She wants to sue the manufacturer of SofSkin, but she realizes that a lawsuit would require a great deal of complicated evidence, and therefore would likely be long and expensive. Which of the following statements regarding class actions is TRUE in this situation?

Question 4 options:

	By participating in a class action, Geetha almost certainly would be able to avoid any expense if the claim failed.
	A class action is possible only if Geetha's lawyer works for a contingency fee.
	A class action is not allowed in Canada.
	Even if a court allowed a class action to proceed, it would be possible for other people in the same situation as Geetha to sue by themselves.
	A court would not allow a class action to proceed unless Geetha was joined by at least 100 other people with virtually identical claims against the manufacturer of SofSkin.