Canadian residents who bought or leased new vehicles between 1998 and 2017 could qualify for a share of a $50 million class-action settlement.
The compensation comes amid allegations that automobile parts manufacturers colluded to fix prices for parts installed in new vehicles over a period of nearly 20 years, in direct violation of Canadian competition laws, according to Siskinds LLP, one of the Canadian law firms involved in the series of associated class-action lawsuits.
