Washington D.C Gun Control Class Action Settlement: Scam Or Legit? Read This

Did you receive the Washington D.C Gun Control Class Action Settlement email? It’s not a scam.

Washington, D.C. is agreeing to pay $5.1 million to settle a lawsuit. The argument was that they unlawfully arrested people for carrying guns outside their homes, violating gun control laws.

Who Is Eligible For The Washington D.C Gun Control Class Action Settlement

Just like This settlement is for people in Washington, D.C. who got in trouble with the law for carrying guns between May 15, 2012, and Oct. 10, 2014. If you want to be part of it, you shouldn’t have had a big criminal record before, no recent domestic violence issues, no court orders against having guns during your trouble, and no serious convictions from that situation.

How Much Is Settlement

Washington, D.C. isn’t saying they did anything wrong, but they’re agreeing to pay $5.1 million to settle the gun control lawsuit. In this deal, people in the group affected can get payments based on a point system. Each arrest or prosecution gets one “point,” and each point is supposed to be worth $1,200. So, if someone got both arrested and prosecuted, they could get up to $2,400. But, if a lot of people file claims, the payments might be less for everyone.

How To Claim

If you are eligible fill out a valid claim form before the deadline

Click here to fill out a valid claim form.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Smith, et al. v. Government of the District of Columbia, Case No. 1:15-cv-00737-RCL, is scam. Just like the Massachusetts Grubhub Lawsuit, Each arrest or prosecution gets one “point,” and each point is supposed to be worth $1,200. So, if someone got both arrested and prosecuted, they could get up to $2,400. But, if a lot of people file claims, the payments might be less for everyone.