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Allegiance Administrators has agreed to a $450,000 class action settlement related to wear and tear waiver products they administered. The lawsuit claims customers were harmed by the way these waiver products were sold or administered. Eligible customers may be able to file a claim for a share of the settlement fund.
Proof requirements for this settlement have not been fully confirmed yet. It's a good idea to gather any documents you have related to your wear and tear waiver — such as your contract, billing records, or lease paperwork — just in case. Check the official settlement site for the most current requirements.
A wear and tear waiver is an add-on product, commonly sold with vehicle leases, that is supposed to protect you from being charged for normal wear and tear at the end of your lease term. This lawsuit alleges that Allegiance Administrators did not properly fulfill the terms or promises of these waiver products, resulting in harm to customers who paid for them.
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