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Office Depot Performance Protection Plan Lawsuit Settlement
Office Depot customers in California have sued alleging that they were not provided with the terms and conditions applicable to Office Depot's Performance Protection Plan (the “Plan” or “PPP”), in violation of California's Song Beverly Consumer Warranty Act. You are a Class Member if you purchased a Performance Protection Plan at an Office Depot store in California during the period October 13, 2004 through October 11, 2007. A hearing is scheduled for July 9, 2010, before Judge Ronald Whyte of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, at which time the Court will decide whether to approve the settlement.
A copy of the Notice is available here.
YOU MUST SUBMIT A CLAIM IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CASH FROM THE SETTLEMENT.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE ARE DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF THE CLAIM FORM.
Which Claim Form you should use depends upon whether Office Depot or the company that administered the Plan on its behalf has a record of your either purchasing or registering the Plan. If you received notice in the mail, this is an indication that there is a record of your either purchasing or registering the Plan.
If you received a Notice in the mail, and need another copy of the claim form, it is available here.
If you did not receive a Notice in the mail, or are unsure whether you did, the claim form you need to submit is available here.
Disclaimer
Please do not contact either Office Depot or the court about this settlement. Questions about the settlement should be directed to Class Counsel at bqsmith@mhclaw.com.
Please note that we cannot submit the claim form for you. You must print it out and mail it to the claims administrator at the following address:
Sanbrook v. Office Depot
P.O. Box 2730
Portland, OR 97208