The 14 lawsuits were consolidated into one by a judge in May 2020.Ī flurry of lawsuits being filed against a suddenly hot company seems opportunistic, and it is, but the plaintiffs' claims do have merit. The class-action suit is a merging of 14 different lawsuits filed against Zoom in March and April of 2020, soon after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown began in Europe and North America and use of Zoom by private clients skyrocketed. (It's not live yet, but the domain has been registered.) There will also be a settlement mailing address, email address and phone number that claim filers can contact. If you don't get a notification but feel you're entitled to file a claim, then you need to provide 'either an email associated with a Zoom account, a Zoom account number, or failing that, documentation and an attestation demonstrating that are a Class Member.'Ĭlass members include any Zoom personal account holder who 'registered, used, opened, or downloaded the Zoom Meetings Application' from Mauntil this past Saturday.Ī settlement website is to be set up at. Those so notified 'need only provide their names, mailing address, email and claim number,' according to the settlement motion. Under the terms of the agreement, Zoom will provide the settlement administrators a list of eligible registered users, and the administrators will notify those users via email or regular post of their eligibility to file a claim.

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