Hilco Redevelopment Demo Damages Settlement: A Scam Or Legit? Read This
Did you receive the Hilco Redevelopment Demo Damages Settlement? It’s not a scam.
Hilco Redevelopment has agreed to pay $12.25 million to settle claims that it didn’t properly safeguard Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood during the demolition of the Crawford Coal Plant, leading to property damage and personal injuries.
Who Is Eligible For The Hilco Redevelopment Demo Damages Settlement
Hilco Redevelopment will pay $12.25 million to people and entities in a certain Chicago area affected by dust during the Crawford Coal Plant’s demolition. Crawford Coal Plant and was in the geographic area from 33rd Street and Kedzie Avenue, west to 33rd Street and Kilbourn Avenue, north to Kilbourn Avenue and Cermak Road, east to Cermak Road and Ogden Avenue, northeast to Ogden Avenue and California Avenue, south to 26th Street and California Avenue, west to 26th Street and Sacramento Avenue, south to Sacramento Avenue and 31st Street, west to 31st Street and Kedzie Avenue, and south to 33rd Street and Kedzie Avenue on April 11, 2020
How Much Is The Settlement
Hilco Redevelopment agreed to pay $12.25 million to settle a lawsuit about the Crawford Coal Plant demolition. People in the affected area can get cash payments for property damage or injuries during the demolition. If damage claims exceed $1 million, payments may be reduced.
How To File A Claim
If you are eligible, fill out a valid claim form before the deadline on March 26, 2024.
Click here to fill out a form
Conclusion
Solis, et al. v. Hilco Redevelopment LLC, et al., Case No. 1:20-cv-02348 Is not a scam. Just like Truepill Data Breach Class Action Lawsuit People in the affected area can get cash payments for property damage or injuries during the demolition. If damage claims exceed $1 million, payments may be reduced.
