Settlement Delayed Part 6: Checks Are Here!

Rust Consulting has mailed out tens of thousands of settlement checks this week for RGIS claimants
days after the July 22 expected date set by the court. The image above is an example of the check
from one of our blog authors. Use of the image with permission.

Share your comments here and let everybody knows you have received your own settlement check.

Dear Readers and RGIS Claimants, 

As of today July 29, I have received several emails confirming that some claimants already have received their settlement checks as early as yesterday. Rust Consulting has confirmed that it sent out thousands of checks this week from its Minneapolis, MN law office. I know some have already received your own checks late this week. For some who have not, just be patient. You may receive your own next week, and others will be the week after depending on your location, weather condition in your state, difficulty of reaching your physical address especially if you have moved to a newer location recently, and some other factors as well.

Make sure to double-check your mails from now on. Santa will be in your town anytime and drop some good stuff in your mailboxes!

As we are getting closer to receiving our own share of the settlement check, I thought it is a good idea to make a separate post for all RGIS settlement claimants.

So when  you receive your own check, make every opportunity to post your personal comments thru this post and let everybody knows how do you feel about getting (or not getting) your own checks. How do you spend it, what were your experiences, things like that. I and the rest of the authors of this blog will post ours too, including images (names will be hidden) of our checks the moment we get our own.

The checks are coming from Rust Consulting Law Office in Minneapolis, MN with address at 625 Marquette Ave.
Image courtesy from Google Maps

Some of you have suggested if I can post images of your personal checks. I declined because that will only defeat the confidentiality and privacy of  your identity. But I appreciate for sending me that suggestion.

Before going any further, I would like to acknowledge one good trait that I've noticed from everyone who has been waiting and monitoring the development and outcome of this case:

We may not know one another, in fact we have just met thru this blog. But you have demonstrated to everyone for being vocal, for showing solidarity in one spirit and one goal, and for participating in the exchange of views and opinion with everybody thru this blog. These actions alone are great achievements in their own rights. I appreciate everybody for going through this journey. One of the named plaintiffs dropped me an email lately thanking this blog and thanking you for support  of this case.

We shall continue to fight our rights and privileges as workers in matters of compensation, fairness, and equal opportunity.

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Good luck everyone!