The consumer settlement received final approval in November 2023. The November 11, 2023 claim deadline has passed, and the public administrator site does not currently provide a later payment update.
The consumer settlement received final approval in November 2023. The November 11, 2023 claim deadline has passed, and the public administrator site does not currently provide a later payment update.
The consumer settlement received final approval in November 2023. The November 11, 2023 claim deadline has passed, and the public administrator site does not currently provide a later payment update.
StatusFinal Approval Granted · Distribution Update Not PublicSee the current-status update above.
Claim DeadlineNovember 11, 2023New claims are not currently accepted.
Settlement FundUp to $9 millionApproved deductions and allocation terms may apply.
Potential BenefitUp to $2.50 without proof or $20 with proofEligibility and payment terms apply.
What Happened?
The lawsuit alleged that Dude Wipes were misleadingly advertised as flushable and safe for sewer and septic systems. Dude Products denied wrongdoing and liability.
Who Was Covered?
The consumer class covered U.S. purchasers of Dude Wipes products for personal use from February 5, 2015 through August 8, 2023, subject to exclusions.
What Benefits Were Available?
Claims were valued at $0.50 per product, capped at five products without proof and forty with proof, for maximums of $2.50 and $20 before any applicable adjustment.
Claims and Payment Information
The consumer settlement received final approval in November 2023. The November 11, 2023 claim deadline has passed, and the public administrator site does not currently provide a later payment update. People with an existing claim or notice should rely on claim-specific communications and the official source.
• Claim deadline: November 11, 2023 • Consumer settlement final approval: November 16, 2023
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
Darnall, et al. v. Dude Products, Inc. 2023LA000761 Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, DuPage County, Illinois.