Claim Honda CR-V Defective Door Lock Settlement hassle free at DoorLockSettlement.com, and get repaired door lock for free or get reimbursement if you have already paid for replacement.
World’s leading automobile manufacturer, Honda, alleged for defective door locks in its Honda CR-V from model years 2007 -2008 and certain 2009. As per the lawsuit, driver’s door actuator in Honda CR-V failed to lock well or unlock on pressing the interior electronic door lock switches or the key fob. Company was aware of the door lock defect but not disclosed it and kept mum so they can neglect it until the expiration of Honda’s 3 year/36,000 mile warranty limited warranty had expired. But on submitting valid claim, eligible class members will get their door lock actuators repaired at an authorized Honda Dealer at no cost or those, who have already paid to have their door lock actuators repaired, will be reimbursed by Honda. Visit DoorLockSettlement.com, here you can find all necessary information, form downloading and helpful links to claim effortlessly.
Plaintiffs - Kevin Davitt, Scott Carter and Mark Tudyk (from New Jersey, California, and Florida) filed The Honda CR-V class action lawsuit in January 2013, alleging faulty door lock systems. Actuator, a part of the door lock system, was defective in CR-V models from 2007 – 2011. Even, Honda knew about the defect, but obscured this information so they would not have to cover the repair under its 3-year warranty. Plaintiffs complained that the door lock was defective, it could not lock or unlock properly when the door is locked either with the switch inside the vehicle or with the button on the key fob.
Court has not been approved the settlement yet. The company agreed to pay up to $1.4 million in attorneys’ fees in addition to $1,500 to the 3 Class representatives. In settlement, class members will get compensation by extended warranty for defective door lock, reimbursement for door lock repairs, or replacement of part free of charge.
Eligibility:
Any Honda CR-V owners who purchased or leased 2007-2008 Honda CR-Vs and certain 2009 Honda CR-Vs models.
Potential Award:
Class members will receive compensation in 2 different ways:
Proof of Purchase: Only if you are seeking a reimbursement, such class members must have to submit the original proof of repair and costs.
Claim Form:Online form
Claim Form Deadline: July 6, 2015
Case Name:Kevin Davitt, et al. v. America Honda Motor Co., Inc., et al., Case No. 2:13-cv-00381, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey.
Final Hearing: May 7, 2015
Settlement Website:www.DoorLockSettlement.com
Claims Administrator
Honda CR-V Door Lock Settlement
Settlement Administrator
PO Box 2722
Torrance, CA 90509
Class Counsel
CHIMICLES & TIKELLIS LLP
Defense Counsel
SIDLEY AUSTIN LLP
World’s leading automobile manufacturer, Honda, alleged for defective door locks in its Honda CR-V from model years 2007 -2008 and certain 2009. As per the lawsuit, driver’s door actuator in Honda CR-V failed to lock well or unlock on pressing the interior electronic door lock switches or the key fob. Company was aware of the door lock defect but not disclosed it and kept mum so they can neglect it until the expiration of Honda’s 3 year/36,000 mile warranty limited warranty had expired. But on submitting valid claim, eligible class members will get their door lock actuators repaired at an authorized Honda Dealer at no cost or those, who have already paid to have their door lock actuators repaired, will be reimbursed by Honda. Visit DoorLockSettlement.com, here you can find all necessary information, form downloading and helpful links to claim effortlessly.
Plaintiffs - Kevin Davitt, Scott Carter and Mark Tudyk (from New Jersey, California, and Florida) filed The Honda CR-V class action lawsuit in January 2013, alleging faulty door lock systems. Actuator, a part of the door lock system, was defective in CR-V models from 2007 – 2011. Even, Honda knew about the defect, but obscured this information so they would not have to cover the repair under its 3-year warranty. Plaintiffs complained that the door lock was defective, it could not lock or unlock properly when the door is locked either with the switch inside the vehicle or with the button on the key fob.
Court has not been approved the settlement yet. The company agreed to pay up to $1.4 million in attorneys’ fees in addition to $1,500 to the 3 Class representatives. In settlement, class members will get compensation by extended warranty for defective door lock, reimbursement for door lock repairs, or replacement of part free of charge.
Eligibility:
Any Honda CR-V owners who purchased or leased 2007-2008 Honda CR-Vs and certain 2009 Honda CR-Vs models.
Potential Award:
Class members will receive compensation in 2 different ways:
Replacement:
Class Members will get a free replacement of the driver’s door actuator on their Honda CR-V at an authorized Honda dealer, even if the actuator is functioning well. Make sure that it has not already been replaced with the suitable part.
Reimbursement:
If Class Members have already paid for replacement of the driver’s door actuator in their 2007-2008 and certain 2009 Honda CR-Vs, then they will receive qualify for a reimbursement of those expenses by submitting a valid claim form with the necessary documentation, like a repair invoice, and a proof of payment.
Proof of Purchase: Only if you are seeking a reimbursement, such class members must have to submit the original proof of repair and costs.
Claim Form:Online form
Claim Form Deadline: July 6, 2015
Case Name:Kevin Davitt, et al. v. America Honda Motor Co., Inc., et al., Case No. 2:13-cv-00381, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey.
Final Hearing: May 7, 2015
Settlement Website:www.DoorLockSettlement.com
Claims Administrator
Honda CR-V Door Lock Settlement
Settlement Administrator
PO Box 2722
Torrance, CA 90509
Class Counsel
CHIMICLES & TIKELLIS LLP
Defense Counsel
SIDLEY AUSTIN LLP
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