Expired Class Action Settlements

CHASE CREDIT CARD REWARDS POINTS FORFEITURE CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT

 CHASE CREDIT CARD REWARDS POINTS FORFEITURE CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT

A $2.085 million Settlement has been reached with JPMorgan Chase & Co. (“JPMC”) and Chase Bank USA, N.A. (“CBUSA,” and collectively with JPMC, “Chase”) in a lawsuit where the Plaintiffs allege that Chase violated state common and statutory law when Chase forfeited rewards points upon CBUSA’s closure of credit-card accounts. Chase denies any liability or wrongdoing.

The Settlement offers payments to CBUSA cardmembers who, between June 2009 and the present, Forfeited Points upon the closure of their credit-card accounts for certain reasons, and were not given the chance to redeem their points after Chase closed their accounts. Chase has identified those individuals and provided them with mail and/or e-mail notice.

If you received that notice from Chase, you may be a Settlement Class Member.Forfeited Points (or “Points Forfeited”) means rewards points forfeited on a “Closed Account.”

An “Account” means a CBUSA credit-card account held by a CBUSA cardmember that is part of a CBUSA-owned-and-operated credit-card loyalty program in which rewards are denominated in points. A Closed Account means an Account closed for the reason or reasons for which Plaintiffs’ Accounts were closed.

Who’s Eligible

You are a Class Member of the Chase rewards settlement if, between June 2009 and the present, you forfeited points when your Chase credit card account was closed, and you were not given the opportunity to redeem your points after the account was closed.

Potential Award

Varies.

The amount each Class Member will receive depends on how many timely and valid claims are filed.

Proof of Purchase

N/A

Claim Form Deadline

3/17/2017

Case Name

Gao, et al. v. JPMorgan Chase & Co., et al., Case No. 1:14-cv-04281, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York

Final Hearing

4/6/2017

Claims Administrator

Chase Rewards Program Settlement
c/o Kurtzman Carson Consultants (KCC)
P.O. Box 43428
Providence, RI 02940-3428
1-855-306-9709
[email protected]

Class Counsel

Richard M. Golomb
Kenneth J. Grunfeld
GOLOMB & HONIK PC

Ted Trief
Barbara Olk
TRIEF & OLK

Defense Counsel

Noah A. Levine
Alan E. Schoenfeld
WILMER CUTLER PICKERING HALE AND DORR LLP

How Class Actions Work

Follow these simple steps to claim the money you are owed

Step 1: Find What Your Owed

See if you are among the members of the class that are receiving damages from the alleged wrongdoers.

Step 2: Gather Materials

Gather any required information to submit with your claim. Luckily, many class actions do not require receipts or proof of purchase.

Step 3: Submit Your Claim

Each settlement provides claim instructions to the public. Follow the links on this site to find them and complete the forms.

Step 4: Cash Your Checks

You should receive your checks, coupons or replacements in the mail or electronically shortly.

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