If you purchased Toms of Maine products
(toothpaste, deodorant/antiperspirant, soap, sunscreen, diaper cream, body
wash, shampoo, hand/body lotion, mouthwash, any personal or oral care products,
etc.) between March 25, 2009 through
September 23, 2015, even if you do not have the receipts, you may qualify for
up to $28.00 check via the Tom’s of Maine Products Settlement ($4 per
qualifying item). You can submit your claim online or download the form on
their site to mail in.
Toms of Maine go here: https://www.tomsproductsclassaction.com/ClaimFilingInfo
This settlement resolves a false advertisement class action lawsuit,
the plaintiff claimed that the company mislabeled certain beauty and personal
care products as natural when they allegedly contained chemical products. Tom’s
of Maine does not admit to any wrongdoing but has agreed to this class action
settlement to avoid the cost and risk of going to trial. Must submit by May 7th
2016.
2. Have you purchased at least one
Starkist Chunk Light in Water or Oil 5 oz or Solid White in Water or Oil in the
USA between February 19, 2009 and October 31, 2014? You may qualify for up to
$25 or $50 worth of FREE Starkist products via the Starkist Tuna Class Action
Settlement. There is no proof of purchase necessary to obtain the settlement
benefits.
According to the StarKist tuna
class action lawsuit, which was filed in February 2013 by plaintiff Patrick
Hendricks, federal law requires 5-ounce cans to contain an average of 2.84 to
3.23 ounces of tuna. However, Hendricks alleges that 5-ounce cans of Star Kist
tuna only contained an average of 2.81 to 3.11 ounces of tuna. Hendricks claims
he would not have purchased the StarKist tuna products if he had known they did
not contain an adequate amount of tuna for a 5-ounce can. He filed the class
action lawsuit on behalf of himself and a Class of consumers who purchased the
allegedly under-filled cans of StarKist tuna. Submit by November 20, 2015.
between May 3, 2008 through September 4, 2015? If you do not have the receipts,
you may qualify for up to $27.50 check via the Kasha Class Action Settlement.
You can submit your claim online or download the form on their site to mail in.
Kashi go here: https://www.allnaturalsettlement.com/index.dtm
A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit which
claimed that the marketing of certain Kashi products as “All Natural” or “100%
Natural” or “Nothing Artificial” was not true. Kashi stands by its marketing
and denies that it did anything wrong. If you are a member of the Class in this
lawsuit, you may make a claim by mailing or electronically submitting a Claim
Form. Submission deadline is January 19, 2016.
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