Johns Hopkins University Spring 2020 Settlement
Proportionate share of the Settlement Fund depending upon how much in tuition and fees paid for Spring 2020 in-person educational services
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What happened
Johns Hopkins University transitioned to remote learning in March 2020 in response to COVID-19, stopping in-person educational services and campus access. A student sued claiming the university breached its contract by not providing the in-person services students paid for. Johns Hopkins denies wrongdoing but agreed to settle to avoid litigation expenses.
Do you qualify?
Students who paid Johns Hopkins University tuition and/or fees during the Spring 2020 Semester (January 2, 2020 to June 12, 2020) for in-person educational services and have not received a refund.
How to file
No action is required to participate. Eligible settlement class members automatically receive a check with their proportionate share of the settlement fund. If you excluded yourself (opted out), you will not receive a payment.
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