If you choose to submit parts invoices, you must provide copies of all invoices or documents showing the number of relevant
parts purchased or your claim will be invalid. Your OEM statements will remain confidential. You may redact or remove
financial information other than the number of vehicles purchased.
The Court issued an Order, signed on August 21, 2017, that allows multi-state dealerships to supplement claim information for the
Automotive Parts Antitrust Litigation - Dealership Action Settlement. The full text of the Order is available on our website.
Covered States: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota,
Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia
Non-Covered States Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, New
Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wyoming, and Puerto Rico
1. Dealership groups headquartered in a Covered State.
A Dealership group (“Group”) that has its headquarters located in a Covered State may supplement its claim to add vehicles and
parts acquired or sold in a Non-Covered State if: the Group maintained a centralized headquarters that provided direct financing for
vehicles and parts, maintained the liability for non-payment to an OEM, controlled many aspects of the dealership operations, and
was liable for the losses of dealerships located in Non-Covered States.
If your Group would like to supplement its claim to add vehicles and parts for dealerships located in one or more Non-Covered
States, you must provide: (1) the location of the Group Headquarters, (2) the name, location, and dealer numbers of Dealerships
located in the Non-Covered States, (3) information about how the Group acquired, financed, purchased, and sold the new vehicles
and parts covered by these settlements, (4) the number of additional new vehicles and parts being claimed for each Dealership in
a Non-Covered State, and (5) the backup documentation for the new vehicles and parts being claimed for each Dealership in a
Non-Covered State. If the above applies to your claim, you must provide the requested information with your claims submission.
2. Dealership groups headquartered in a Non-Covered State.
A Dealership group (“Group”) that has its headquarters located in a Non-Covered State may supplement its claim to add vehicles
and parts acquired or sold in a Covered State if: the Group did not maintain a centralized headquarters that provided direct financing
for vehicles and parts, did not maintain the liability for non-payment to an OEM, did not control many aspects of the dealership
operations, and was not liable for the losses of dealerships located in Covered States. If your Group would like to supplement its
claim to add vehicles and parts for dealerships located in one or more Covered States, you must provide: (1) the location of the
Group Headquarters, (2) the name, location, and dealer numbers of Dealerships located in the Covered States, (3) information about
how the Group acquired, financed, purchased, and sold the new vehicles and parts covered by these settlements, (4) the number of
additional new vehicles and parts being claimed for each Dealership in a Covered State, and (5) the backup documentation for the
new vehicles and parts being claimed for each Dealership in a Covered State. If the above applies to your claim, you must provide
the requested information with your claims submission.
