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Day v. GEICO Casualty Company et al
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March 25, 2024
Geico Beats COVID-19 Auto Rebate Class Action On 2nd Try
A California federal judge has granted Geico's bid for victory in a certified class action alleging the insurance company owed additional refunds to drivers who overpaid their auto insurance premiums during COVID-19 shutdowns, saying the company's rebate program was adequate and did not violate the state's insurance code.
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January 24, 2024
Geico's Bid For Early Win In COVID Rebate Class Suit Denied
A California federal judge rejected Geico's bid for victory in a class action that claims the car insurance company owes additional refunds to policyholders after they overpaid their premiums during COVID-19 shutdowns.
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February 27, 2023
No Jury Trial For Geico Class Action, Calif. Judge Says
A jury trial won't be held for the sole remaining Unfair Competition Law claim by a class of Geico's California policyholders, a federal judge ruled Monday, agreeing with the insurer that the Seventh Amendment does not extend that right to a claim of this nature.
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December 01, 2022
Geico Urges Judge To Abstain In COVID Rebate Class Action
Geico urged a California federal court to abstain from revising rates in a class action accusing the insurer of woefully low COVID-19 rebates, arguing that deciding rates is a complex matter better left to insurance regulators.
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November 16, 2022
Geico Says Class Can't Get Jury Trial Under 7th Amendment
Geico asked a federal court Tuesday to toss a jury trial request in a suit affecting millions of California policyholders, arguing that under the Seventh Amendment and the state's Unfair Competition Law, a jury trial does not apply to the class' sole remaining equitable claim.
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October 31, 2022
2M Geico Policyholders Win Class Cert. In COVID Rebate Suit
A California federal judge on Monday certified a class of at least 2 million Geico policyholders in the Golden State who say the insurer's pandemic "giveback" rebate was woefully lacking, finding that the policyholders' claims are worthy of class treatment.
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May 23, 2022
Geico Policyholder Asks For Class Cert. In COVID Rebate Suit
A Geico policyholder urged a California federal court to approve her proposed class action, saying the auto insurer's pandemic "giveback" rebate was woefully insufficient.
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January 20, 2022
Geico Gets Pandemic Insurance Refund Suit Cut, For Now
A California federal judge on Thursday trimmed a proposed class action accusing Geico of refusing to pay back overcharged premiums when fewer people drove on the roads and submitted car accident claims during the pandemic.
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March 26, 2021
Geico Sued Over Pandemic Insurance Refunds
A proposed class of California consumers hit Geico with a suit in federal court, alleging the auto insurer has wrongly refused to pay back overcharged premiums when fewer people drive on the roads and submit car accident claims during the pandemic.