A recent settlement is related to a class action lawsuit in which Chick-fil-A does not admit guilt. Filed in a federal court in Georgia, the suit alleges that the chain advertised free or low-cost delivery, yet raised the food prices only on delivery orders. The deadline is approaching for people to file a claim. (Staten Island Advance/Shane DiMaio)Shane DiMaio
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Some Chick-fil-A devotees could be in line for a gift card worth up to $29 as part of a $4.4 million lawsuit settlement, and we’re closing in on the deadline to claim it.
The settlement is related to a class action lawsuit in which the Atlanta-based fast food restaurant chain does not admit guilt. Filed in a federal court in Georgia, the suit alleges that the chain advertised free or low-cost delivery, yet raised the food prices only on delivery orders.
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