Tim Hortons Says There’s No Merit to Potential ‘Roll Up to Win’ Class Action Lawsuit

Tim Hortons Says There’s No Merit to Potential ‘Roll Up to Win’ Class Action Lawsuit
Signage for Tim Hortons' Roll Up the Rim contest is seen inside a Tim Hortons restaurant in Toronto, on March 6, 2020. The Canadian Press/Cole Burston
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Tim Hortons says there’s no merit to a proposed class action lawsuit that intends to force it to deliver boats it erroneously informed customers they had won.

A Montreal law firm launched the proposed class action suit on behalf of its client against the coffee chain on April 19. The suit claims that Tim Hortons sent an email to about 500,000 customers on April 17 telling them they had won a boat and accompanying trailer as part of the company’s “Roll Up To Win” campaign.