TCPA · Claims Closed

$552,600 Infiniti TCPA Settlement

Published March 2, 2026
Updated July 29, 2026

The Infiniti of Clarendon Hills settlement addressed repeated marketing calls or texts to certain numbers on the Do Not Call Registry; claims closed May 23, 2026.

$552,600 Infiniti TCPA Settlement

Current Status

The final-approval hearing date and May 23, 2026 claim deadline have passed. The official website still describes approval as a future court decision and does not post a final-approval order or payment notice. New claims are closed, and payment authorization should not be inferred from the hearing date.

StatusClaims Closed — Approval Update Unavailable
Claim DeadlineMay 23, 2026 (Passed)
BenefitUp to $150 per approved claim
Proof RequiredNotice-based verification; eligibility information was required

What Is This Case About?

The plaintiff alleged that Infiniti of Clarendon Hills sent more than one marketing call or text within a 12-month period to numbers that had been on the National Do Not Call Registry for at least 30 days, violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The dealership denied wrongdoing and liability.

Who Was Included?

The class covered people who submitted consumer lead information through Kelley Blue Book and then received the qualifying communications between February 6, 2021 and preliminary approval while meeting the registry requirement.

What Was the Benefit?

The settlement proposed payments of up to $150 for each approved claim. Payments could be reduced proportionally if valid claims exceeded available net funds. The claim period is closed.

Official Information

Review the latest court documents and administrator notices on the official Infiniti TCPA Settlement.com.

Settlement Amount Up to $552,600
Case Title Kevin Galindo v. Infiniti of Clarendon Hills, Inc.
Case Number 2025LA001161
Court Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, DuPage County, Illinois
Final Approval Hearing April 23, 2026
Official Website Infiniti TCPA Settlement.com
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