A mind-blowing 7.5 million dollar settlement has been proposed in the RBC Bank overdraft class action lawsuit.

Please visit www.rbcbankoverdraftsettlement.com to file a claim.

Class members who file VALID claims will receive Cash payments or account credits of varying amounts.

It should be noted that RBC Bank denies any actions of wrongdoing but have agreed to the massive settlement in order to avoid further litigation.

Who should file a claim?

Any legal resident of the United States who is defined as “All holders of a RBC Account who, from October 10, 2007 through and including March 1, 2012, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees as a result of RBC’s High-to-Low Posting.”

RBCBankOverdraftSettlement.com Contact Information

• Reach out to the class counsel
• Mail: Dasher v RBC Settlement Administrator c/o Epiq P.O. Box 4109 Portland, OR 97208-4109
• Phone: 1-855-958-0544
• Email or fax numbers could not be found regardless of how many people we put on the case (and we put a lot!)

RBC Bank Overdraft Class Action Counsel

Aaron S. Podhurst
PODHURST ORSECK PA

Bruce S. Rogow
BRUCE S ROGOW PA

Need a credit card?

• Macy’s Credit Card Login: This card is a must for consumers who spend a good majority of their paycheck at Macy’s
• MyVanillaDebitCard.com: Not a credit card but a damn good debit card (plus you cant be charge late payments as it is a debit card)
• Wells Fargo Credit Card: Must have the Wells Fargo credit card on hand along with the card number (aka the classic double stack).

Robert C. Gilbert
GROSSMAN ROTH YAFFA COHEN PA

RBC Bank has hired the legendary Mark J. Levin from BALLARD SPAHR LLP to tight the ship for RBC.

The Court will hold a Final Approval Hearing at 10:30 a.m. on April 22, 2020. The hearing may be moved to a different date or time without additional notice, so it is a good idea to check this Settlement Website for updates.

Johnson & Johnson Infants’ Tylenol Class Action Settlement

A massive 6.3 million dollar settlement has been proposed in the class action lawsuit entitled Rony Elkies, et al. v. Johnson & Johnson Services Inc., et al.,.

Visit www.infantstylenolsettlement.com to file a claim or learn more about the case.

Class members do not need to hire a lawyer as they will be represented by Noel J. Nudelman & Tracy Reichman Kalik from HEIDEMAN NUDELMAN & KALIK PC.

Infant Tylenol Settlement Contact Information

• Mail: Infant’s Tylenol Settlement Administrator, c/o KCC Class Action Services LLC, P.O. Box 43511, Providence, RI 02940-3511
• Fax: Not found
• Phone: 1-866-458-2108

Important Dates

• 4/20/2020: Claim filing deadline
• 5/11/2020: Settlement fairness hearing

Who should file a claim (i.e. class members defined)

“Class Members include all U.S. residents who bought Johnson & Johnson Infants’ Tylenol between Oct. 3, 2014, and Jan. 6, 2020.”

Johnson & Johnson deny any actions of wrongdoing and has hired Matthew D. Powers & Joseph R. O’Connor (O’MELVENY & MYERS LLP) to represent them in court.

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• IndigoCard: The Indigo Card is designed for consumers with less than perfect credit and is looking to improve their score via on-time payments
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Please note you must be 18 years of age or older and a legal resident of the United States in order to obtain a card.

InfantsTylenolSettlement.com Proof of Purchase?

Do class members need to provide proof that they actually purchased this product for their kid?

According to case documents NO!

“Not required, but those Class Members who can provide a receipt or other documentation with their Claim Form are not limited to the number of bottles they can claim”

TD Bank Overdraft Class Action Lawsuit

Head on over to www.tdbankoverdraftclassaction.com to file a claim and get your portion of the 70 million dollar settlement pot.

Class members in the case claim TD Bank of a myriad of deceptive practices when it came to assessing overdraft fees.

You can mail the claim form to “TD Bank Overdraft Litigation c/o Epiq P.O. Box 6006 Portland, OR 97228-6006” or dial  1-877-588-5722 to request one by mail.

Class members will be represented by E. Adam Webb WEBB KLASE & LEMOND LLC and Richard D. McCune McCUNE WRIGHT AREVALO LLP.

The defense will be represented by Donald R. Frederico & Lucus A. Ritchie PIERCE ATWOOD LLP.

It should be noted TD Bank denies any actions of wrongdoing.

Need a credit card?

• Nordstrom card: A must for consumers who shop at Nordstrom on a frequent basis
• Citi Credit Cards: Must be 18 years of age or older
• Wells Fargo Activate Cards: Activate a Wells Fargo credit card

How much money will class members get?

• Class Members claiming cash payments will receive a pro-rata share of the $43 million settlement fund, so payments will depend on the number of valid claims submitted
• Class Members claiming forgiveness will receive up to $75 in overdraft fee forgiveness and their information will be removed from the ChexSystems national reporting database
• Regulation E Class Members can make a claim for up to $35.

Class member definition (i.e. who should file a claim?)

“All holders of a TD Bank Personal Account, who, from August 16, 2010, to and including April 22, 2016, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees as a result of TD Bank’s practice of assessing Overdraft Fees based on the Account’s Available Balance rather than its Ledger Balance (‘TD Available Balance Consumer Class’); and All holders of a Carolina First Bank/Mercantile Bank Account, who, from December 1, 2007, to and including June 20, 2011, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees as a result of Carolina First Bank’s and/or Mercantile Bank’s practices of (1) High-to-Low Posting or (2) assessing Overdraft Fees based on the Account’s Available Balance rather than its Ledger Balance (‘South Financial Class’); and All holders of a TD Bank Personal Account who were assessed one or more Overdraft Fees for an ATM or One-Time Debit Card Transaction from August 16, 2010, to and including June 26, 2019 (‘Regulation E Class’); and All holders of a TD Bank Personal or Business Account who, from March 8, 2013, to and including June 26, 2019, incurred one or more Sustained Overdraft Fees (‘Usury Class’); and All holders of a TD Bank Personal Account who, from December 5, 2011, to and including June 26, 2019, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees on Uber or Lyft ride-sharing transactions while not enrolled in TD Debit Card Advance (‘Uber/Lyft Class’); and All holders of a TD Bank Business Account who, from August 16, 2010, to and including June 26, 2019, incurred one or more Overdraft Fees as a result of TD Bank’s practice of assessing Overdraft Fees based on the Account’s Available Balance rather than its Ledger Balance (‘TD Available Balance Business Class’).”