gryphonv
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Just got a letter the other day addressed to me with no cover letter, no return address, etc.
Before I opened it, it looked like one of those generic credit card letters.
It appears to be a class action lawsuit run by the law firm McInnes Cooper, for former Members of the CAF who on or after July 17, 2012 received long term disability benefits and/or dismemberment benefits under division 2, part III(B) of SISIP Policy 001102, and had an allowance from the CAF in effect on the date of their release from the CAF or, in case of a Class 'C' member, when the injury was incurred or the illness was contracted. ("Class")
It also says all participants are automatically opted in. And you have to opt out if you dont want to be included.
I have left a lot of the letter out mostly because I'm trying on my phone. But has anyone else got such a letter, or know more info about this.
I've never recieved anything like this before. But the letter itself seems unprofessional as it just is pretty much an information pamphlet with a bit of legal jargon and no introduction.
Before I opened it, it looked like one of those generic credit card letters.
It appears to be a class action lawsuit run by the law firm McInnes Cooper, for former Members of the CAF who on or after July 17, 2012 received long term disability benefits and/or dismemberment benefits under division 2, part III(B) of SISIP Policy 001102, and had an allowance from the CAF in effect on the date of their release from the CAF or, in case of a Class 'C' member, when the injury was incurred or the illness was contracted. ("Class")
It also says all participants are automatically opted in. And you have to opt out if you dont want to be included.
I have left a lot of the letter out mostly because I'm trying on my phone. But has anyone else got such a letter, or know more info about this.
I've never recieved anything like this before. But the letter itself seems unprofessional as it just is pretty much an information pamphlet with a bit of legal jargon and no introduction.