Illinois residents could soon receive a check as part of a new settlement in a class action lawsuit against Google, but how much could you see and when?
Eligible residents can submit a claim now through Sept. 24. All claims must submitted by that date to be eligible for a payment.A final approval hearing is slated for Sept. 28.Those who are eligible will receive a portion of the $100 million settlement fund, after court fees, costs and expenses are deducted. But how much each person will get remains unclear.
Attorneys in the case estimate, based on their experience and similar cases, that each claim could be worth between $200 and $400.If the final approval is granted and any potential appeal process is completed, eligible participants could receive their payments within 90 days. The final approval hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 28.
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