Grassseedsettlement.com Website Review

united states district court  southern district of new york case no. 12-cv-4727(vb)(ped). if you purchased scotts turf builder ez seed®, you may be eligible to get $15 or more per package from a clas* action settlement. sued the scotts miracle-gro company, inc. and the scotts company llc (collectively “scotts”), alleging fraud-based, warranty, contract, each was watered at half the recommended rate.  results may vary.” (“50% thicker claim”) as advertised.  defendants deny the allegations in the lawsuit.  the court has not decided whether scotts did anything wrong.  the parties agreed to the proposed settlement to california or new york from january 1, 2009 through september 30, 2014.  to receive payment under the settlement, you must submit a claim form.  settlement clas* members who do not exclude themselves from the settlement will be bound by the settlement even if they do up to three packages of scotts ez seed bearing the 50% thicker claim bought in california or new york from january 1, 2009 through price of their scotts ez seed bearing the 50% thicker claim, to receive a full refund of the purchase price for six packages of product.  settlement clas* members who submit valid claim forms with proof of purchase showing a purchase of scotts ez seed bearing the 50% thicker claim that does not reveal the purchase price will receive a payment of $15.00 for each such package up to and including six. please read the website carefully and in its entirety. your rights may be affected by the proposed settlement of this lawsuit, and you have a. submit a claim form online or postmarked by december 4, 2018. this is the only way to receive a monetary payment from the proposed settlement.  by remaining in the settlement, whether or not you submit a claim, you will give up any rights to sue scotts separately about the same legal claims in this lawsuit.     exclude yourself      from the clas* by october 19, 2018 if you opt out of the proposed settlement, you will not be eligible to receive the monetary payment, but you will keep your right to sue