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Readers of Top Class Actions are receiving checks from the Canada Dry “real ginger” class action settlement and the Oregon LCD flat panel class action settlement.
Canada Dry Ginger Class Action Settlement
Several viewers have written in to Top Class Actions that they have received checks for up to $22.40 as a result of the Canada Dry class action settlement.In this case, customers alleged that the makers of Canada Dry ginger ale misled customers by maintaining that their product contained actual ginger. The customers filed two class action lawsuits arguing that the product did not contain any ginger.The company settled the case for $11.2 million.The customers claim in their Canada Dry class action lawsuit that they purchased the soft drink because they thought it contained ginger and would thus reap the health benefits of the product. According the Canada Dry class action settlement, there were two tiers of available compensation for those who file a claim. The first tier was up to $5.20 per household and the second tier provides up to $40 per household. The second tier requires a proof of purchase.
The deadline to file a claim in the Canada Dry class action lawsuit passed on March 19, 2019.The plaintiffs are represented by Craig Cherry of Haley Olson PC, Matthew Armstrong of Armstrong Law Firm LLC, David Nelson of Nelson & Nelson, Attorneys at Law PC, and Joshua Eggnatz and Michael Pascucci of Eggnatz Pascucci.The Ginger Ale Soft Drinks Class Action Lawsuits are Fitzhenry-Russell, et al. v. Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, et al., Case No. 5:17-cv-00564-NC and Fitzhenry-Russell, et al. v. The Coca Cola Company, et al., Case No. 5:17-cv-00603, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
Oregon LCD Flat Panel Screen Antitrust Settlement
Top Class Actions has also received word from some viewers that they have received checks worth up to $514.50 as a result of the Oregon LCD flat panel screen class action settlement.The class action lawsuit, filed by the Attorney General of Oregon, accused the manufacturers of conspiring to fix the prices of liquid crystal display (LCD) and Cathode Ray Tubes (CRT) which resulted in customers being overcharged for televisions, monitors and notebook computers. The Oregon Attorney General settled with the defendants who included LG, Hitachi and Samsung for $21.5 million. According to the Oregon LCD Settlement website, “The State of Oregon and all Oregonians, as well as political subdivisions that purchased LCD panels incorporated in flat panel TVs, monitors or notebook computers during the years 2002 through 2006 for their use and not for resale, may be entitled to a portion of the Settlement Fund.”In addition the website states, “The State of Oregon and all Oregonians who indirectly purchased during the years 1995 through 2007, for their own use and not for resale, TVs or computer monitors that include a CRT, may be entitled to a portion of the Settlement Fund.”
The deadline to file a claim in this class action lawsuit passed on April 2, 2018.Oregon consumers were represented by Haglund Kelley Horngren, Jones & Wilder LLP, and the Oregon Department of Justice.
The LCD Price-Fixing Lawsuit is State of Oregon et rel. Ellen F. Rosenblum v. AU Optronics Corporation, et al., Cae No. 3:10-cv-04346, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The LCD Price-Fixing MDL is In re: TFT-LCD (Flat Panel) Antitrust Litigation, Case No. 3:07-md-01827, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.
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76 thoughts onCanada Dry, Oregon LCD Flat Panel Settlement Checks Mailed
Never got a check
I havent recieved a check yet.
Still no check. I was sent an e-mail saying sorry u haven’t received payment. To get in touch with the attorneys listed on the CTA website. That’s a joke, when you google them the phone number you receive is not valid and no one answers. I guess the jokes on us!!!!!Waiting to hear from the BBB.The FTC and the Attorney General Office of California. Who I’m contacting today.
Still no check!!!!! I sent an email and did not get a response.
Maybe we need to have another class action against the Oregon screen attorneys because I didn’t get mine either. They sent me a deficiency letter because I used a post office box as my mailing address (which I have because of thefts from unsecured mailboxes where I have lived in Oregon). I thought it ridiculous to prove I lived in Oregon during those times, because lots of people have moved in the state in the last 20 years so how do they know that all of them that have current Oregon addresses lived here during that time? Yet they got their checks. I provided proof per their letter that I did live in Oregon per their deadline of August 1st yet still have not receive anything as of October 26th. What a scam.
No check still. So I filed complaints with the BBB.FTC.and Attorney General Office. Today
I called the settlement phone number 833-305-3916 today and was told my name was not in the system. Even though I e-mailed all of the proper info that I downloaded from their website and e-mailed back to their website on February 12,2019. I’m calling the Better Business and the Federal Trade commission, because this ploy that your name isn’t listed is just a way not to pay people their settlement check. Who is with me. I smell fraud
Still no check. I did everything on time and sent in proof of purchase. I just emailed. Mr. Scott Hardy today to see why I haven’t received my settlement payment. Waiting for his reply.
I provided proof of purchased and as of 10/18, no check !!!!!!
No check here either!
Still no check! !!!!
These checks were mailed during the time I moved from Oregon to Washington. My house had burned down and I had not did a change of address yet.