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How Long Does a Class Action Take? All class action is different some are resolved in a matter of months, while others may take several years. In general, most class actions take between two and three years to resolve, though some may take longer, particularly if a court ruling is appealed.
Who Gets The Most Money In A Class Action Lawsuit. Contrary to the picture presented in the media, most of the money in a class action settlement goes to the injured plaintiffs. While the class' attorneys typically take a percentage, the court will restrict their payment to a reasonable amount.
One lawsuit is filed on behalf of everyone in the group, all claims are tried in a single court, and all members receive compensation, regardless of the degree of harm they suffered. All kinds of injuries are grounds for a class action lawsuit.
If all 40 million people who had a debit or credit card compromised file a claim, each one could receive just 25 cents, assuming none of them can document their financial losses. However, Hyundai owners will receive an average of $353, and Kia owners will receive an average of $667.
Is it worth it to sue? For most people, the answer is no. That's one of the huge advantages of class action lawsuits. They allow a large group of injured parties to receive just compensation, even if their individual claims are relatively small.
Assuming there are no further appeals, class members generally receive payment about six to nine months after a settlement agreement is submitted to the court for preliminary approval, says Stuart Ross man, director of litigation at the National Consumer Law Center.
The average amount of time to receive a settlement check after a release is signed is about five to six weeks. However, several factors can delay this process from the specific process at your insurance company to debts and payments that may hold up your payment.
If you're involved in that class-action unintended acceleration lawsuit, then no need to go to the courthouse, your check is already in the mail. His answer was simple: “They should cash the check. They're not waiving anything additional by cashing the check.”
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