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Greg Coleman, along with co-counsel, settled two class actions lawsuits against Watts Regulator Co. for a combined $14 million. The settlements resolve claims from homeowners that Water Heater and FloodSafe Connectors designed, manufactured, distributed and/or sold by Watts are defective and caused significant water damage to their homes.

The lawsuits were filed in United States District Court for the District of Nebraska. Those who own, owned, lease or leased a property with one of these devices after Nov. 4, 2008 are entitled to submit a claim for compensation from the common fund.

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Greg Coleman, along with Greg Coleman attorneys Mark Silvey and Adam Edwards, and co-counsel settled a class action lawsuit against Nissan Motor Company on Jan. 6, 2017, less than two weeks before the lawsuit was set to go to trial. The settlement resolves claims that defective dashboards in 2008 and 2009 Altima cars can melt and become sticky, shiny and reflective after long-term exposure to sunlight. The settlement is valued between $5.3 million and $59.3 million, depending on the number of claims that are filed.

The lawsuit was filed in the Southern District of Florida in Miami and provides reimbursement for Florida residents who purchased a Nissan Altima in Florida and have paid, or will pay, to replace a melting dashboard. The settlement covers all but $250 of the $1,500 to $2,000 cost to replace a dashboard.

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Greg Coleman of Greg Coleman Law PC and co-counsel, Tycko And Zavareei LLP, Wexler Wallace LLP, et al., settled class action lawsuits against The American Psychological Association and American Psychological Association Practice Organization concerning payments of a practice assessment by certain members of APA to APAPO beginning in dues year 2001. On Wednesday, January 28th, the parties announced a proposed settlement which establishes a $9.02 Million settlement fund to be used to pay claims made by current or former members of APA who have paid the practice assessment since dues year 2001, as well as attorneys fees and certain other costs. A preliminary fairness hearing will be scheduled.

APA President, Dr. Barry Anton stated: We are pleased that we have been able to reach a settlement with the named plaintiffs to settle this dispute and are hopeful the settlement will be approved promptly by the court. Plaintiffs believe that this is an excellent resolution of this litigation. First, the Defendants will further clarify their dues statements to make absolutely clear that APAPO dues are completely optional for APA members. Second, APA members who believe they were misled into paying the APAPO dues will be able to receive compensation.

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Greg Coleman along with co-counsel Wexler Wallace LLP and Hansen Reynolds Dickinson Crueger LLC, has obtained a settlement with a minimum settlement value of more than $35.5 million in a nationwide product liability class action against Electrolux Home Products, Inc. The case was filed in the Central District of California before United States District Judge Christina Snyder. At the final approval hearing, Judge Snyder recognized that the settlement confers significant benefits to Class members, totaling a minimum of $35.5 million in projected-utilization values. An order granting final approval was entered on September 11, 2014.

The lawsuit sought relief on behalf of a nationwide class of consumers who purchased allegedly dangerous and defective clothes dryers from Electrolux marketed under a variety of brands, including Electrolux, Frigidaire, and Kenmore. Plaintiffs allege that the design, which allows lint to accumulate next to the heat source, has caused thousands of dryer fires throughout the United States, and that fires are made more dangerous by Electrolux's use of flammable plastic parts.

If you believe you own a defective consumer product or would like to speak with one of our attorneys about our other ongoing defective product cases, please contact us or complete our free case evaluation online.