LSI Products Settles Pro Armor UTV Doors Class Action Lawsuit

A settlement has been proposed in a class action lawsuit alleging LSI Products Inc. misrepresented the features, characteristics and/or capabilities of certain Pro Armor brand doors it designed, manufactured and sold.

The settlement administrator is currently accepting claims, and eligible Class Members may be able to claim up to $60 from the Pro Armor class action settlement.

If you purchased any of the following new Pro Armor brand UTV doors (either directly from Pro Armor or from an authorized Pro Armor distributor and seller) between June 11, 2010 and June 11, 2014, you may be entitled to file a claim for benefits from the Pro Armor settlement:

• Pro Armor RZR doors
• Pro Armor RZR-4 doors
• Pro Armor Teryx (also known as “T-Rex”) doors
• Pro Armor RZR-S Doors
• Pro Armor RZR XP 1000 doors
• Pro Armor RZR XP 4 1000 doors
• Pro Armor RZR XP900 doors
• Pro Armor RZR XP900 4 doors

According to the Pro Armor class action lawsuit, LSI Products used certain words in advertisements to describe the UTV doors that were allegedly false and/or misleading. Some of the allegedly misleading words used by LSI Products include: “safety,” “protection” and “strength.”

The Pro Armor class action lawsuit asserts that the marketing representations made by LSI Products violate California law, including California’s Unfair Competition Law, False Advertising Law and the Consumers Legal Remedies Act.

LSI Products denies the allegations and maintains it did not violate California law. However, it has agreed to settle the Pro Armor door class action lawsuit to avoid the expense and uncertainty of ongoing litigation.

The LSI Products class action settlement was preliminarily approved on Jan. 5, 2017.

The settlement administrator is currently accepting claims for the Pro Armor class action settlement. To find out if you qualify, click here or visit www.UTVDoorSettlement.com for more information about how to file a claim.

Eligible Class Members can claim a $60 gift card if they provide documentation that proves they purchased a new Pro Armor UTV door during the Class Period. Acceptable proof of purchase includes credit card receipts, invoices or purchase slips, cancelled checks, or other documentary evidence showing that a Class Member purchased a new UTV door.

Class Members who do not submit documentation may claim a 10 percent discount voucher with a maximum $60 discount value.

The deadline to file a claim for the Pro Armor doors class action settlement is June 2, 2017.

In addition to providing gift cards and/or discounts to Class Members, LSI Products has also agreed to discontinue advertising the doors as providing “safety,” a “safety benefit,” and any other type of benefit except for a “style” benefit.

Class Members who would like to opt out of or object to the Pro Armor UTV doors class action lawsuit must do so no later than June 2, 2017.

The Class is represented by Eric L. Webb and Brian G. Beecher of Webb & Beecher.

The LSI Products Pro Armor UTV Doors Class Action Lawsuit is Katrina Allison v. LSI Products Inc., Case No. RIC 1405812, in the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Riverside.