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Award (how much your claim may be worth): 20 vouchers for free rides or admission
Case(s): Redman v MPEA Case No. 08 C 1957
Company(ies): Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (Chicago)
Website Link to access the Class Action Lawsuit Settlement and get YOUR Stake (Print out the Claim Form): Administrator Website
Address to submit paper claim (Required):
First Class, Inc.
Attn: Redman/J9887
5410 W. Roosevelt Rd., Unit 222
Chicago, IL 60644
Phone Number to call for Assistance: None given.
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Details: Head over to the Settlement Administrator Website and print out the claim form. It’s quite easy, choose your option for your settlement. You can either select the voucher option which gives you 20 vouchers good for the rides or admission to Navy Pier events (3 or more vouchers may be required for admission to certain events.) Keep in mind that the vouchers don’t expire until 12/31/09 so you have more then a year to use them and can enjoy the rides next summer for free! The other claim option is a free t-shirt and hat. If you choose the t-shirt and hat you will be sent a coupon which must be redeemed in person at the Navy Pier. They won’t ship them to you. Fill out the rest of the form, sign it and mail it in. That’s it! Super easy! If you live in the Chicago area, or visited the Navy Pier in the time period listed below and used a credit card to pay for admission then you’re likely included in the settlement. No proof of purchase is required to make your claim.You don’t have to send in a receipt. Just fill out the claim form and send it in.
Purchased From: Credit Card used to purchased admission to the Navy Pier in Chicago from December 4, 2006 – October 30, 2008
Claims Accepted Until (YOU MUST SUBMIT YOUR CLAIM BY THIS DATE!): July 13, 2009
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Amount(s): $3,500,000 (estimate based on expenses incurred if 100% of affected class make their claim) + $120,000 in Attorney Fees + $2,000 to Lead Plaintiff Cynthia Redman + administrative costs (advertising of settlement notification, settlement administrator expenses, etc.)
TCA Staff Tidbit: A fun settlement that’s easy to claim and use! That’s what I’m talking about! If you hit the Navy Pier in Chicago in the last two years (roughly) then you should be eligible for this settlement. It’s not a cash settlement for most simply because it’s a privacy violation lawsuit. They didn’t lose any credit card numbers, they just printed the entire number on receipts which is a big “Bad Dog! No Cookie!” privacy violation. I also agree with the fact that you have to be present to use your reward. If they shipped out the hats and t-shirts to claimants their costs would have skyrocketed and false claims would have been a big problem. So, now you can make your claim in the Navy Pier class action lawsuit settlement, and use those vouchers any time this year or next (depending on when you receive them of course.) Want to attend their Winterfest event? You can do that (it’ll be a few vouchers but it’s still free.) Octoberfest? OK, you can use the vouchers for that too. Oh, you want to hit their ghoulish halloween spectacular? You can use them for that too. No? Just the rides? That’s easy. One voucher per rider will keep the kids busy for a little while at least! Have fun at the Navy Pier Top Class Actions viewers! Remember, they don’t expire until the end of 2009 so you’ll have plenty of time to use them.
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