To file your claim form in the STV Inc. job posting settlement, enter the LoginID and PIN from your mailed Notice in the online portal, or send a paper form by mail or email to the administrator. You must submit online, email, or postmark your form by December 8, 2026. A class settlement resolves many similar claims through one court-approved fund.
John Milito sued STV Incorporated and STV Construction, Inc. in King County Superior Court, Case No. 25-2-39405-1 SEA. The suit alleges Washington job postings omitted required wage scales or salary ranges. The official settlement website authorized by the court identifies Judge Cindi Port as the presiding judge.
Official resources:
- Read the original report from Openclassactions — Use this primary source to review the complete report.
- Read the official notice from Epoasettlementstvi — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
Table of Contents
- Who can file a claim?
- What payment can you expect?
- How do you file your claim form?
- What are the key dates if you act or wait?
Who can file a claim?
The group covers people who applied for a Washington-based STV Incorporated or STV Construction job between January 1, 2023 and July 26, 2025. OpenClassActions reporting published Oct. 27, 2026 describes the group as tied to a posting without pay disclosure, according to the OpenClassActions settlement summary.
Only applicants fall inside the definition. Check old application emails, job-board records, and confirmation messages from that period. A mailed Notice with a LoginID and PIN is a strong sign you were identified as a possible member.
What payment can you expect?
Defendants agreed to a fund with a minimum of $281,211.87 and a maximum of $415,000. OpenClassActions reporting states the fund covers payments, fees, a service award, and administration costs.
The final amount depends on valid claims and court-approved deductions. The official settlement website estimates each valid claimant will receive about $1,592.71 as an equal share of the net fund. Payment requires final court approval of the settlement.
How do you file your claim form?
For online filing, use the credentials printed on the mailed Notice at the claim portal. If you lost the Notice, contact the administrator with your full name and mailing address for help. The official claim-form login page explains the portal process, available through the official claim portal. For paper or email filing, mail to Milito v.
STV Inc., c/o Simpluris, P.O. Box 26170, Santa Ana, CA 92799. You may also email [email protected] or call (888) 369-3780. The official contact page lists these options, shown on the official contact page.
- Find the LoginID and PIN on your mailed Notice
- Enter them at the claim portal and complete the form
- Submit online before the deadline and save confirmation
What are the key dates if you act or wait?
Claim forms must be submitted online, emailed, or postmarked by December 8, 2026. Opt-out and objection requests share that deadline. The official dates page lists the final approval hearing for February 12, 2027 at 9:00 a.m., detailed on the official dates page.
Doing nothing keeps you in the class but forfeits payment. The official settlement website states you also give up the right to sue STV and related parties over the same job-posting claims. Mail early so the postmark reads December 8 or earlier.