Novedex XT class action suit gets settlement proposal
Gaspari Nutrition, Inc. has proposed a settlement regarding allegations it made false and misleading statements about its dietary supplement, Novedex XT. The case, James Keller v. Gaspari Nutrition, Inc., was certified as a class action and is venued in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
A press release from the Novedex XT Settlement Administrator published in Market Watch, “A Settlement Has Been Proposed in a Class Action Lawsuit Involving Novedex XT,” gives notice to those consumers who purchased bottles of the supplement between the Class Period of November 2, 2006, and October 3, 2011, to submit claims online or by mail postmarked by January 16, 2012.
Class members who object or who wish to opt out of the settlement, must do so by the January 16, 2012, date.
For its part, Gaspari Nutrition, Inc. denies it made any misleading claims, and the settlement does not require the company to acknowledge any wrongdoing.
A Settlement Class Member is required to submit a receipt or credit card statement indicating purchase of the product during the Class Period or sign a statement under penalty of perjury along with other information attesting to purchase of the supplement. Those who can provide receipts or credit card statements may receive $20 per bottle up to four purchases, while the latter may receive $10 per bottle purchased with a maximum of four bottles.
Any of the qualifying Settlement Class Members can choose to receive a bottle of Viridex XT, another dietary supplement from Gaspari, in lieu of cash.
Settlement Class Members can call 1-877-341-4585 or go to www.NovedexXTSettlement.com for notices, claim forms and other information regarding the lawsuit.
Information in this post gathered in association with a Los Angeles trademark lawyer
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