Abrishamcar v Oracle America, Inc. Labor Code Settlement
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What happened
Oracle America, Inc. was involved in a Labor Code case that resulted in civil penalties being recovered. The defendant has agreed to settle and distribute these civil penalties to eligible class members.
Do you qualify?
Individuals who received a mailed check from this settlement are eligible to claim their share of the civil penalties recovered in the action.
How to file
Cash the mailed check you received. If you do nothing, your share will be sent to designated entities to receive residual uncashed settlement funds.
In the news
- How to get your share of Oracle's $115 million class-action settlement; deadline is comingBiztoc.com · September 21, 2024
- Oracle may owe you money as part of a $115 million lawsuit settlement. What to know about filing a claimBiztoc.com · September 12, 2024
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