The November 1, 2024 claim deadline and November 22, 2024 final approval hearing have passed. The public settlement website does not currently provide a later distribution update.
The November 1, 2024 claim deadline and November 22, 2024 final approval hearing have passed. The public settlement website does not currently provide a later distribution update.
The November 1, 2024 claim deadline and November 22, 2024 final approval hearing have passed. The public settlement website does not currently provide a later distribution update.
StatusClaims Closed · Distribution Update Not PublicSee the current-status update above.
Claim DeadlineNovember 1, 2024New claims are not currently accepted.
Settlement Fund$4.95 millionApproved deductions and allocation terms may apply.
Potential BenefitPro rata share of the net fundEligibility and payment terms apply.
What Happened?
The plaintiffs alleged that MasterCorp subjected Colombian housekeepers to unpaid overtime, immigration-related misconduct, national-origin discrimination, and other unlawful practices. MasterCorp denied the allegations and did not admit wrongdoing.
Who Was Covered?
The class included Colombian nationals or people of Colombian origin paid by Perennial Pete or specified affiliates who provided housekeeping services at U.S. resorts where MasterCorp was responsible for housekeeping from March 19, 2021 through May 15, 2024.
What Benefits Were Available?
Valid claimants were eligible for equal shares of the net settlement fund, with payments increasing pro rata when fewer class members claimed, subject to the agreement’s cap.
Claims and Payment Information
The November 1, 2024 claim deadline and November 22, 2024 final approval hearing have passed. The public settlement website does not currently provide a later distribution update. People with an existing claim or notice should rely on claim-specific communications and the official source.
• Claim deadline: November 1, 2024 • Final approval hearing: November 22, 2024
Settlement Fund and Legal Fees
Administration, legal fees, expenses, benefit payments, and other approved deductions are governed by the official documents and court orders and can affect individual benefits.
Case Information
Jane Doe, et al. v. MasterCorp, Inc. 1:24-cv-00678 U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.