The Allstate car insurance policyholders in Montana are eligible for compensation under $2.6 million class action settlement. There are several Allstate entities that have agreed to settle a class action lawsuit against them.<\/p>\n
This lawsuit has made an allegation that the insurance company recovered the subrogation (it is the legal right held by the insurance companies to pursue a third party that caused an insurance loss) wrongly from the policyholders; even when they had no legal rights to do so. But the plaintiffs in All-State car insurance class action settlement said that Montana Allstate did not have any right to subrogate.<\/p>\n
Moreover, they have also failed to do an investigation to determine, whether the policyholder’s losses should be recouped or not. But Allstate admits no wrongdoing and has agreed to pay $2, 673,500 to a settlement fund. According to the settlement, the eligible class members can file a claim and recover 30% of the amount that subrogated to an individual\u2019s claim.<\/p>\n
Moreover, the class counsel will also receive $668,375 of funds as compensation for the attorney fee. However, the deduction for litigation, class representative, and class administration costs will be deduced from the settlement amount.<\/p>\n
The Class Members have until 30, 2019 to file a claim.<\/p>\n
Are You Eligible?<\/strong><\/p>\n You are eligible if you are insured under the auto insurance policy issued by All-State in Montana.<\/p>\n Potential Award<\/strong><\/p>\n The potential award varies.<\/p>\n The base award includes 30% of the amount that Allstate subrogated to an individual\u2019s claim. But they can submit a claim if they believe; they are eligible for more claims.<\/p>\n Proof Of Purchase<\/strong><\/p>\n Not Applicable<\/p>\n