The consumers who have purchased Black and Decker small kitchen appliances are eligible to participate in a new kitchen appliances class action settlement.
According to this settlement, the appliance company has misinterpreted the products that are manufactured by these brands. The plaintiffs have claimed that certain coffee makers make less coffee than it was shown in the advertisement.
However, the coffee makers have produced a certain number of cups. But the plaintiffs have argued that the cups were not standard 8-ounce cups. However, no wrongdoing has been determined in the court, and the class action settlement got settled.
The defendants also do not admit any wrongdoing in this appliance class action lawsuit.
According to the settlement, the consumers who have purchased the appliances from this company between Feb’5, 2014 and Oct’19, 2018 are eligible for the claims.
The eligible purchases include-
- The kitchen appliances like blenders, air fryers, can openers, iron, kettles, juicers, toaster ovens, electric knives, food processors, and more from Black and Decker brand.
- Percolators, coffee urns, and ovens from Farberware brand.
The eligible class members will include the consumers who will submit a valid claim, either by mail or website. But make sure that you submit the claim by Feb’28, 2019.
However, the final hearing is to be scheduled for Mar’22, 2019.
Potential Award
$4
Proof Of Purchase
No proof of purchase is required for claims.
Case Name
Liptai v. Spectrum Brands Holdings Inc., et al., Case No. 2018CV000321, in the Dane County Circuit Court, State of Wisconsin
Are You Eligible?
You are eligible if you have purchased a Farberware and Black & Decker products between Feb 5, 2014, and Oct 19, 2018.
Claim Form Submission Deadline
28/2/2019
Settlement Website
http://www.liptaiclasssettlement.com/
Claims Administrator
Liptai Settlement Claims Administrator
Digital Settlement Group LLC
8001 Broadway, Suite 200
Merrillville, IN 46410
info@LiptaiClassSettlement.com
1-877-342-0827
The final hearing is scheduled for Mar’22, 2019 and it will determine, whether the claim will move to distribution stages or not.
Note: Remember that you are submitting the claim under penalty of perjury. You will be harming other class members if you will be submitting a fraudulent claim.
Moreover, in case, if you are unsure of your qualification, please read the FAQ section of the Settlement Administrator website to ensure that you meet all the standards.
Class Counsel
ADEMI & O’REILLY LLP
VOZZOLO LLC
Defense Counsel
Jeffery L. Richardson
MITCHELL SILBERBERG & KNUPP LLP
