SETTLEMENT WEBSITE NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT
Authorized by the Honorable Christopher Barry-Smith
Justice of the Suffolk County Superior Court Boston, Massachusetts
If you received Postcard or Email Notice of this proposed class action settlement, Plainridge Park Casino’s records have identified you as a Settlement Class Member in this Action. |
A proposed class action settlement has been reached with Plainville Park Casino and Redevelopment, LLC d/b/a Plainridge Park Casino (“Defendant”). Plaintiffs filed the Action against Defendant on behalf of all rewards-card members of Defendant who gamed at Plainridge Park Casino, 301 Washington St, Plainville, MA 02762, between August 25, 2017 and November 30, 2023, after having had a gaming day at Plainridge Park Casino in the preceding two years. The Action alleges that Plainridge Park Casino failed to send rewards-card members monthly statements setting forth their total bets, wins, and losses, or notices informing them how they could obtain such information, which Plaintiffs allege was in violation of Massachusetts law. Defendant denies the allegations and contends that it acted in full compliance with all laws. The Court has not decided who is right.
This Settlement Website gives you a brief summary of the terms of the Agreement, explains what rights you and other members of the Settlement Class have, and is intended to help you and other Settlement Class Members make informed decisions about what action to take.
[Translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Creole] Go to, the Documents page to read a translated version of the Settlement Notice.
This is an important Settlement Website. We recommend that you read all of it.
YOUR OPTIONS IN THIS ACTION | |
DO NOTHING | If you do nothing, and the Court orders final approval of the Agreement, you will automatically receive the Settlement Award and will be bound by the Court’s Final Judgment and the Released Claims detailed in the Agreement available on the Documents page of this Settlement Website. |
OBJECT TO THE SETTLEMENT | You have the right to object to the Agreement and explain to the Court why it should not approve the Agreement. The Court can only approve or deny the Agreement as is—it cannot change the terms of the Agreement. To object, you must, object by the Objection Deadline of December 10, 2025, file with the Court and serve on the attorneys for the Parties (to the addresses in FAQ 6) a written statement objecting to the Agreement. If you do not do so, by the Objection Deadline, you waive all objections, are prohibited from objecting to the Agreement in the future, and will not be heard at the Final Approval Hearing currently scheduled for December 17, 2025.
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