GHP Management Settlement: A Legit Class Action? Read This

Did you receive the GHP Management Settlement email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.

GHP Management said they will pay up to settle claims that they broke California’s rules by charging fees when people paid their rent late. They’re shelling out $1.75 million to make things right.

Who Is Eligible For The GHP Management Settlement

If you were a tenant at GHP Management’s California properties and coughed up $75 for late rent fees between December 10, 2014, and May 16, 2022, there’s some good news for you. You might be eligible for a piece of that $1.75 million settlement. They charged those late fees for payments that rolled in three or more days after the due date. But, you see, some folks thought that wasn’t cool and filed a class action lawsuit, claiming it was against California renter rights laws

How Much Is The Settlement

They did agree to settle for $1.75 million. So, if you were part of the class that paid those late rental fees, here’s the deal: if you shelled out for one to three late fees, you’re looking at a cool $50. If you paid for four to six late fees, it’s $75 for you. And if you were in the seven to nine late fee club, congrats, you’re getting $100. Now, if you somehow managed to rack up 10 or more late fees, you’re walking away with a sweet $125.

How To File A Claim

There is currently no claim form available right now. Click here to go to the settlement website.

Conclusion

Seltzer v. Geoffrey H. Palmer, et al., Case No. 20STCV22701, is not a scam. Just like WSE property management settlement, GHP Management said they will pay up to settle claims that they broke California’s rules by charging fees when people paid their rent late. They’re shelling out $1.75 million to make things right.