NORCOLD SETTLEMENT

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To add insult to injury, not only are the Beverly Hills attorneys walking away with THIRTEEN MILLION dollars on the Norcold class action, Judge Josephine Staton is now refusing to calendar some silly motion to close this out so we can get paid. I want my money, the pittance that it is; enough is enough this judge is the problem now and she needs to hear from you! This is a game, the longer this drags out, the more claimants will drop out due to attrition and the less Thetford has to pay out. Is Judge Staton corrupt, who knows, but she is certainly part of the problem.

Contact Judge Staton let her know your outrage.
Judge Josephine Staton
jls_chambers@cacd.uscourts.gov

https://www.cacd.uscourts.gov/honorable-josephine-l-staton?page=1

(my rant)
I am a "member" of four class actions right now; this, AIG (pennies on the dollar) and two for my pile of junk Whirlpool Duet. I framed the AIG check on my office wall, it makes my blood boil every time I look at it. These federal courts, specifically Judge Staton in California and Judge Boyko in Ohio are perpetuating these class-action scams. Speak out, let your voice be heard. This is still democracy right?

chris_bryant · Answer

You know you are not required to be party to a class action lawsuit- you can opt out and sue on your own.

lwiddis · Answer

"Is Judge Staton corrupt, who knows, but she is certainly part of the problem."

Glad to hear we have you, a class action expert who has reviewed the file including the plaintiff attorney billing hours, costs and expert fees and attended most of the hearings, suggesting what we should do.

One case where you disagree with the pace of the lawsuit and want your money...and the judge is "who knows...corrupt?"

outdoorlovers · Answer

I questioned the paralegal last week at the firm that sued. Here is her response: "We were waiting for the judge to rule on one final issue which she finally did last week. We are currently working on the proposed final judgment and then there will probably be some more briefing on that and then hopefully we will be done, barring any more hold ups with an appeal. I am hopeful that checks will issue in the next couple of months pursuant to the settlement agreement. I believe that there will be 4 annual installments."

4 annual installments? Unbelievable. Even when you win in a class action lawsuit, you still lose.

dutch_12078 · Answer

outdoorlovers wrote:I questioned the paralegal last week at the firm that sued. Here is her response:  "We were waiting for the judge to rule on one final issue which she finally did last week. We are currently working on the proposed final judgment and then there will probably be some more briefing on that and then hopefully we will be done, barring any more hold ups with an appeal. I am hopeful that checks will issue in the next couple of months pursuant to the settlement agreement. I believe that there will be 4 annual installments."4 annual installments? Unbelievable. Even when you win in a class action lawsuit, you still lose.Would you rather the company filed for bankruptcy and the plaintiffs get pennies on the dollar or nothing? If the company can present a reasonable argument that lump sum payment would be an excessive financial burden, then the installment payments would be a reasonable alternative in my opinion.

lwiddis · Answer

Outdoorlovers, how about the company employees? Are you concerned at all that the company stays in business and these people keep their jobs? Or you just get your money in full now despite what that may do?

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