Hertz to pay $168 million in bogus theft settlement

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2 thoughts on “Hertz to pay $168 million in bogus theft settlement

  1. Wow, $462k per claim. Obviously the lawyers are getting the lion’s share, but that seems like they’re getting off easy after “accidentally” charging that many customers with car theft…

    How many millions of dollars of police resources were wasted?

    1. I agree wholeheartedly! Not to mention how many lives were impacted and will continue to be, because the victims will always show an arrest for grand theft. Even if a charge is dismissed, it will remain until the victims petition the court to expunge or seal their records.

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