Settlement Amount:
$350 per household
Claim Deadline:
No claim needed – automatic payment (final approval hearing August 25, 2026)
Proof Required:
No proof required – payment is mailed automatically based on the class list
Official Settlement Website:
📄 Full claim guide: Read the complete Hunter Warfield unlicensed rental collections settlement breakdown on OpenClassActions.com for eligibility details, payout tiers, and step-by-step filing instructions.
What Is the Case About?
Andrew Blizzard v. Hunter Warfield, Inc. alleges that Hunter Warfield unlawfully pursued Maryland tenants for rent tied to unlicensed rental properties, either by suing them or sending them to collections. The settlement resolves those claims. Hunter Warfield denies wrongdoing and agreed to the settlement to resolve the matter.
Who Qualifies?
You may qualify if you are a Maryland tenant whom Hunter Warfield sued or sent to collections for rent allegedly owed during a period when the property lacked the required licensing.
How Much Can You Get?
Eligible households receive $350 per household. Payments are made automatically from the class list.
How to File
There is no claim form to file — payment is mailed automatically based on the class list. If you have moved, update your address so your payment reaches you. The exclusion deadline is stated in your mailed notice.
Key Deadlines
- Opt-out / exclusion deadline: as stated in your mailed notice
- Final approval hearing: August 25, 2026
Case Details
| Case Name | Andrew Blizzard et al. v. Hunter Warfield, Inc. |
| Case Number | 1:23-cv-03374 |
| Court | U.S. District Court, District of Maryland |
File / Check Official Settlement Site
By Felix Levine. OpenClassActions.org is a consumer news and information site and is not a class action administrator, class counsel, or a law firm. This page summarizes a public class action settlement and is general information, not legal advice. Deadlines and payment timing may change — always verify details at the official settlement website before filing. Class action claim forms are submitted under penalty of perjury; submit only truthful information.