Estée Lauder
No proof required
Up to $5,000
Claims opening soon
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Various Automakers
If you purchased or leased a new vehicle in Canada between 1998 and 2017, you may be eligible for a portion of approximately $50 million in class action settlement funds related to auto parts price-fixing allegations.
Opening soonCanada-wideClaim deadline: Pending court decisionEstimated payout: Compensation pendingClaims not open yet
About this settlement
Class action settlement for auto parts price-fixing allegations affecting new vehicles purchased or leased in Canada between 1998 and 2017.
This class action settlement involves allegations of price-fixing for automotive parts installed in new vehicles sold in Canada between 1998 and 2017. Approximately $50 million in funds is available for distribution. Automakers involved include BMW/Mini Cooper, Ford/Lincoln/Mercury, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz/Smart, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki, with specific date ranges for eligibility. Eligible claimants are expected to receive a minimum of $25, with auto dealers and fleet owners potentially receiving more. The alleged wrongful conduct is at the parts manufacturing level, not by the auto manufacturers themselves.
Who qualifies
- Individuals who purchased or leased a new vehicle in Canada between 1998 and 2017 from BMW/Mini Cooper, Ford/Lincoln/Mercury, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz/Smart, Mitsubishi, or...
- Specific eligibility depends on the vehicle's purchase/lease date within the specified ranges.
- Auto dealers and those with large vehicle fleets may also be eligible.
Compensation pending
Claim deadline: Pending court decision
Silk and Great Value
Proof required
Up to $300,000
48 days left
Audible
No proof required
Compensation pending
Claims opening soon
Government of Canada
Proof required
Up to $200,000
698 days left
Meta (Facebook)
No proof required
Up to $90
Claims opening soon
Ticketmaster
No proof required
Compensation pending
Claims opening soon