LANSING, Mich. — Claimants involved in a class action settlement stemming from Bauserman v. Unemployment Agency have until Wednesday to submit their completed registration form, according to the Attorney General's office Tuesday.
To be eligible for compensation, a claimant must meet the need of the settlement class, which defines eligibility as, "if he/she received an initial determination or re-determination of intentional misrepresentation issued by the agency between Oct. 1, 2013 and Aug. 31, 2015, issued initially through the Agency's auto-adjudication process, and suffered a first collection on or after March 9, 2015, and he/she does no opt-out from the settlement," officials said.
Eligible claimants may have received phone calls, texts, emails, letters, or social media messages from Analytics Consulting, LLC. regarding that they may be eligible for participation in the settlement, and the claims are not fraudulent or a scam, according to the Attorney General's office.
“It is a good sign that precaution is growing among Michigan residents when it comes to scams using class action language to deceive their victims, as we have warned of in the past,” Nessel said. “But also the deadline for participation in this settlement is fast approaching and if anyone is confused about notices or correspondence they have received related to this settlement, I strongly...
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