Zurich Direct Class Action Settlement Finally Arrived
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FacebookRemember that Zurich Direct class action lawsuit that I first told you about back in July? Since we chose to do nothing response to original notice, we remained a member of the ‘class’ and were thus entitled to a share of the $7,145,007.25 settlement.
Well, our settlement checks finally arrived. They were actually dated December 15th, and I’m amazed that they found their way to us since they were sent to an old address that we haven’t lived at since 2002. Care to guess how much we got? Our share was a whopping $2.52 — and they split it across two checks. Woohoo! Early retirement here we come!
Published on January 19th, 2007 - 4 Comments
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Comment by Joe Newell — Jan 19th 2007 @ 1:29 pmI received a class-action letter about the title company I used when I bought my house. It said I would be entitled to a discount coupon to use with the same company that is supposed to have cheated everyone. What a deal! I bet the lawyers won’t be getting any coupons.
Comment by Special Ed — Jan 19th 2007 @ 8:23 pmAlthough you didn’t make much money, just imagine how much the attornies made!
Comment by makingourway — Jan 23rd 2007 @ 9:36 am