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Award (how much your claim may be worth): You can receive a cash refund of up to 40% of the Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Price (“MSRP”).
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Case(s): Alissa Jamison, et al. v. Summer Infant (USA), Inc. and Toys “R” Us, Inc. d/b/a Babies “R” Us, Case No. 09-c-7513, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division.
Company(ies): SUMMER INFANT (USA), INC.; TOYS “R” US, INC. d/b/a BABIES “R” US
Website of the Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Administrator (FILE YOUR CLAIM HERE): www.VideoBabyMonitorSettlement.com
Address to submit a claim form (REQUIRED):
Phone Number to call for assistance: (312) 782-5808
Details: Summer Infant, Inc. and Babies “R” Us have agreed to pay a $940,000 class action lawsuit settlement regarding Summer Infant’s analog video baby monitors, whose broadcast signals can be viewed outside consumers’ homes on other baby monitors up to 350 feet away. Consumers who purchased a Summer Infant Video Baby Monitor can file a claim to receive a cash refund from the proposed class action lawsuit settlement.
The Summer Infant Video Baby Monitor settlement will resolve a 2009 class action lawsuit, entitled Alissa Jamison, et al. v. Summer Infant, et al., filed by two mothers who were shocked to discover that their Video Monitors were broadcasting to and receiving the sights and sounds of their baby’s room and the rooms of neighboring babies.
The mothers sued Summer Infant and Toys “R” Us (d/b/a Babies “R” Us), alleging in the class action lawsuit that both companies failed to advise consumers that certain non-digital Summer Infant Video Baby Monitors were unencrypted, which left their broadcast signals susceptible to being received and viewed on other video monitors. You can read the class action lawsuit complaint at www.VideoBabyMonitorSettlement.com.
Summer Infant and Babies “R” Us deny liability, but have agreed to class action lawsuit settlement to avoid ongoing litigation.
Under the Summer Infant class action lawsuit settlement, consumers who purchased a Summer Infant Video Baby Monitor between December 9, 2004 and the date of the Preliminary Approval Order can file a claim form to receive a cash payment share of the $940,000 class action settlement fund, up to 40% of the Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Price (“MSRP”). The recovery per claimant will depend upon how many claims are filed.
Claim forms must be received by April 20, 2012 to be valid. You can download a claim form at www.VideoBabyMonitorSettlement.com and mail it to the address provided above, or submit it online.
In addition to the cash payments, Summer Infant has also agreed to modify its product descriptions and disclose on all advertising and video monitor packaging, as well as on its website, that the broadcast signals of its non-digital video baby monitors are susceptible to reception by other monitors.
More information on your rights in the Toys “R” Us, Summer Infant Video Baby Monitor Class Action Settlement can be found at www.VideoBabyMonitorSettlement.com.
Purchased or Leased From: December 9, 2004 to the date of the Preliminary Approval Order
Claims must be postmarked by: 4/20/12
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Settlement Administrator(s): First Class, Inc.
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6 thoughts onSummer Infant/Babies “R” Us Video Baby Monitor Class Action Lawsuit Settlement
Never got any Monet.
I got a 72$ check too.
Lies! You did not get checks. This lawfirm is sitting on your money.
I got 72$ also on yesterday. Thank you!!
Got a 72 dollar check yesterday.
I doubt any money will be issued in this case. The attorney’s aren’t returning my calls asking for an update.