Medefil BIPA Settlement
Pro rata portion of the Settlement Fund after deductions for attorneys' fees (30.75% of maximum), settlement administration expenses, class representative incentive award (up to $7,500), and expense award
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What happened
Medefil allegedly violated the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) by using biometric time clock systems that captured employees' and contractors' fingerprints and hand scans without first obtaining written consent. Medefil denies wrongdoing and is settling to avoid further litigation.
Do you qualify?
All employees and contractors of Medefil, Inc. who used finger or hand-scan timekeeping systems from October 18, 2014 to March 5, 2025 without having first signed a written consent and release.
How to file
File a claim form by June 3, 2025. If your claim is valid, you will receive a pro rata portion of the settlement fund (after deductions) and the option to activate three years of free dark web monitoring through Experian using an activation code provided with your settlement check. No proof of purchase appears to be required.
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