For the second time this year, consumer group attorneys have killed a proposed multimillion-dollar coupon settlement with Mercury Insurance. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Victoria Chaney on May 15 rejected the agreement to settle a class action complaint that the insurance giant illegally overcharged about 1 million customers who previously had no car insurance or let their policies lapse. The consumer group's attorneys are reportedly preparing to litigate in hopes of securing a refund from Mercury.
May 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
For the second time this year, attorneys for a consumer group have killed a proposed multimillion dollar coupon settlement with Mercury Insurance.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Victoria Chaney on May 15 rejected a tentative agreement between plaintiff Sam Donabedian and Mercury to settle a class action complaint that the insurance giant illegally overcharged about 1 million customers who previously had no car insurance or let their policies lapse.
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