Mattress Company Class Action Lawsuit: A Scam? Read This
Did you receive the Mattress Company Class Action Lawsuit email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.
In case you didn’t know, Sean Phillips sued Brooklyn Bedding, and Crystal Johnson sued Emma Mattress, both in class action lawsuits.
Who Is Eligible For The Mattress Company Class Action Lawsuit
If you have purchased a for-sale mattress product on the website for Emma Mattress or Leesa then you may be eligible to file a claim.
So, there are these lawsuits against Brooklyn Bedding and Emma Mattress. They’re saying these companies list higher regular prices for their sale mattresses to make the discounts look better than they really are. This person named Sean Phillips is pointing out that Brooklyn Bedding’s discounts might not be legit, and those countdown clocks for limited-time sales could be tricking people.
How Much Is The Settlement
No amount has been agreed yet. Crystal Johnson is saying that Emma Mattress makes its sale prices look better by listing higher regular prices. She mentions that the countdown clock for ending sales might not be true. Johnson wants to represent people who bought discounted Emma products. Both Emma Mattress and Brooklyn Bedding are accused of various things like misleading ads. Phillips and Johnson want a jury trial and damages for themselves and others in the class.
How To File A Claim
No claim form is available for now, when it is, make sure you fill out a valid form.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Phillips, et al. v. Brooklyn Bedding LLC, Case No. 3:23-cv-06770, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, and Johnson, et al. v. Emma Mattress Inc., Case No. 3:23-cv-01472. Just like Twitter Dismissal bonus lawsuit, Brooklyn Bedding and Emma Mattress. They’re saying these companies list higher regular prices for their sale mattresses to make the discounts look better than they really are. This person named Sean Phillips is pointing out that Brooklyn Bedding’s discounts might not be legit, and those countdown clocks for limited-time sales could be tricking people.
