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Insurance class action settlements often involve analysis of policyholder
data. CAA's data analysis experience allows us to quickly analyze data from a variety of sources,
and synthesize it into a coherent picture. When the data is incomplete, CAA has the expertise to
conduct the needed research.
Below are examples of
Class Action Administration's extensive experience in this challenging field.
Unless otherwise noted, these cases settled prior to trial. The parties cooperated to achieve
a mutually agreeable outcome. The fact that a settlement was reached should not be
construed as an admission of wrongdoing on the part of the defendants.
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Belscher v. Kemper
The class was composed of 600 Colorado consumers whose vehicle had been in an
accident. Plaintiffs alleged that their insurance benefits did not properly account for the lost
value of their vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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- Provided Pre-Settlement Consulting to design the claims process
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- Designed notice and claim form
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- Printed & mailed notice and claim form
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- Processed claim forms and opt-outs
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- Answered class member inquiries
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- Research automobile values for use in calculating benefits
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- Calculated benefits
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- Disbursed benefits
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Enfield v. Old Line Life Insurance
The nationwide class of 450,000 life insurance policyholders alleged
that the Defendant failed to properly disclose its practice of charging extra to those
who made non-annual (modal) premium payments. CAA provided the following services:
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- Identified sources of data for analysis
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- Developed software to analyze class member data
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- Created damages modeling software to determine premiums collected
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- Drafted expert report on damages
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- Provided Pre-Settlement Consulting
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- Provided expert deposition testimony
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Hicks v. American Family Insurance
The class was composed of 17,000 automobile insurance policyholders
whose coverage was to be reformed to a higher level of coverage. CAA provided the following services:
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Quinn v. American Family Insurance
The class was comprised of 231,000 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Jahnke v. Shelter Mutual Insurance
The class was comprised of 15,000 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Fike v. Auto-Owners Insurance
The class was comprised of 7,300 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Fike v. Unitrin
The class was comprised of 2,600 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Lewis v. Merastar
The class was comprised of 1,700 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Fike v. Union
The class was comprised of 5,900 Colorado auto insurance policyholders
who paid premiums for uninsured-motorist coverage on more than one vehicle. Plaintiffs alleged
that such coverage is only required on one vehicle. CAA provided the following services:
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Contact us to learn more about how CAA can assist you
with your next class action settlement.
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