Holland America Wage Class Action
Court Preliminarily Approves Wage Class Action Settlement Against Holland America Line For Indonesian Seafarers
The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California has preliminarily approved a $7 Million class action settlement involving Indonesian seafarers serving on Holland America Line vessels. Holland America denied the material allegations of the complaint, and the proposed settlement reflects a compromise resolution of a disputed claim.
Class members seeking more information may contact Class Counsel Joseph Farzam by email at farzam@lawyer.com, call toll free at 1-888-999-9394 or 310-226-6890.
See also attached documents;
- Recent – Order Continuing Hearing (PDF)
- Indonesian Seafarers Court Order (PDF)
- Indonesian Seafarers Notice to Class Members (English – PDF)
- Indonesian Seafarers Notice to Class Members (Bahasa Indonesian – PDF)
- Settlement Order and Final Judgment (English – PDF)
Court Further Preliminarily Approves Wage Class Action Settlement Against Holland America Line For Filipino Seafarers
The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California has further preliminarily approved a $2 Million class action settlement involving Filipino seafarers serving on Holland America Line vessels. Holland America denied the material allegations of the complaint, and the proposed settlement reflects a compromise resolution of a disputed claim.
Class members seeking more information may contact Class Counsel Joseph Farzam by email at farzam@lawyer.com, call toll free at 1-888-999-9394 or 310-226-6890. Per order of the Court, Mr. Farzam will report to the Court and counsel for HAL concerning his contacts with Class members, including the status of any efforts to resolve questions posed by Class members.
- Filipino Seafarers Court Order (PDF)
- Filipino Seafarers Final Notice (PDF)
- Filipino Seafarers Notice to Class Members (Filipino Language– PDF)
- Settlement Order and Final Judgment (English – PDF)
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