Who is covered by the a place for Mom settlement?
The settlement benefits individuals who received a call from A Place for Mom Inc. between Aug. 7, 2013, and Aug. 15, 2019. There are two groups of Class Members in the settlement: Group 1 Class Members who could be identified from the companies records and Group 2 Class Members who could not be identified through these records.
Is a place for Mom TCPA class action settlement good for apfm?
A Place for Mom maintains that it “has never engaged in cold calling or robocalls.” The defendant also noted in a statement to McKnight’s Senior Living that A Place for Mom TCPA class action settlement “will allow APFM to keep its focus where it belongs, on making the lives of our families and customers better, easier and more successful.”
Are you eligible to receive compensation from a place for Mom?
If you want to be eligible for compensation, your claim must use a cellphone number at which where you received a non-emergency call from or on behalf of A Place for Mom between Aug. 7, 2013, and Aug. 15, 2019, that matches the defendant’s records. To participate in the settlement, resubmit up to three such cell numbers here.
Did you receive a call from a place for mom without consent?
If you received a non-emergency call from A Place for Mom to a cellular telephone without your consent, you may be eligible to receive a payment from a class action settlement. KCC is emailing Notifications of Deficiency to Class Members of Group 1 and claimants in Group 2 on June 16, 2021.
How to receive a pro rata share of the Alzheimer's settlement?
If you received a notice via email and your notice indicates you are a member of Group 2, you must submit a completed Claim Form on this website by September 15, 2020 using the Claim ID and PIN from your Notice to receive a pro rata share of the settlement funds. If you prefer payment via electronic payment or would like to donate your settlement payment to Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation charity, you must also submit a Payment Selection Form and a valid email address online on this website by September 15, 2020 using the Claim ID and PIN from your Notice. If you do nothing in response, you will be bound by the terms of the Settlement if it is approved by the Court, and you will not receive any monetary benefit from the Settlement.
What happens if you do nothing in response to a settlement?
If you do nothing in response, you will be bound by the terms of the Settlement if it is finally approved by the Court, and you will not receive any monetary benefit from the Settlement. Exclude Yourself OR “Opt Out” of the Settlement. You are not required to participate in the Settlement.
When was the KCC settlement approved?
Update 1/11/2021: The Settlement was approved on 1/11/2021 and KCC is currently reviewing claims. Please review the Final Order and Judgment under the Case Documents tab for more information.
When is the final approval hearing for the settlement?
At the Final Approval Hearing on October 1, 2020, the Court will consider whether to approve the Settlement, a request for attorneys’ fees of $1,500,000, costs of $75,000, and a service payment of $12,500 to the named plaintiffs.
When do you have to complete an exclusion form for APFM?
If you do not want to be legally bound by the Settlement, you must complete an Exclusion Form by September 15, 2020. If you do not exclude yourself, you will release claims against APFM. Object.
When do you have to submit a payment selection form for Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation?
If you prefer payment via electronic payment or would like to donate your settlement payment to Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation charity, you must also submit a Payment Selection Form and a valid email address online on this website by September 15, 2020 using the Claim ID and PIN from your Notice.
