QuickTrim Class Action Settlement Has Been Appealed

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Consumers who participated in the QuickTrim false advertising class action settlement will have to wait a little longer to see their refunds in the mail following an appeal that was filed after it was granted final approval this summer.

The following update has been added to the QuickTrim class action settlement website: “The Court granted Final Approval of the settlement on August 14, 2013. The case has been appealed; therefore claims will continue to be processed and reviewed, but no benefits will be issued until the appeal process has ended and the Effective Date is established.”

The QuickTrim class action lawsuit was initially filed in 2012 against Quick Trim LLC, the Kardashian sisters and several retailers for allegedly falsely advertising the effectiveness of the QuickTrim Weight Loss System products. The defendants deny all allegations but agreed to settle the class action lawsuit, which was preliminarily approved in March.

Claim Forms for the QuickTrim action settlement were due on Aug. 5, 2013. Claims will continue to be reviewed and processed during the appeals process, although no awards will be distributed until the appeal is resolved.

Class Members of the QuickTrim class action settlement include all U.S. consumers who purchased the following products for personal use between Aug. 14, 2009 and March 1, 2013:

QuickTrim Sugar & Carb Cheater
QuickTrim Fast Cleanse
QuickTrim Extreme Burn
QuickTrim Burn & Cleanse
QuickTrim Hot Stix
QuickTrim Hot Stix
QuickTrim Fast Shake
QuickTrim Satisfy
QuickTrim Celluslim

Under the terms of the QuickTrim class action settlement, Class Members who have a valid receipt, cancelled check or credit card statement verifying purchase can receive 50 percent of the purchase price of the product or a coupon worth as much as twice the purchase price of the product.

Class Members without proof of purchase are eligible to receive compensation in the amount of 25 percent of the purchase price of the products purchased (up to two products) or a coupon that can be redeemed at a retail value not to exceed 35 percent of the purchase price of the products (not to exceed $42).

It is currently unclear what effect, if any, the appeal will have on the terms of the QuickTrim class action settlement. Top Class Actions will update readers when the appeal is resolved. Keep checking our website or sign up for our newsletter below to get the latest information about the QuickTrim class action settlement.

The QuickTrim False Advertising Class Action Lawsuit is Teresa Anaya, et al. v. Quick Trim LLC, et al., Case No. CIV VS 1201177, in the Superior Court of the State of California, San Bernadino County.

UPDATE: On Oct. 13, 2015, Top Class Actions readers began reporting that they were receiving checks in the mail from the Quick Trim class action settlement. Congratulations to everyone who submitted valid claims and got PAID!