Masonite Siding Class Action

If you own a house, condominium, town home or multi-unit dwelling with Masonite siding installed between 1990 and 1998, you qualify for a class action lawsuit CASH settlement. Average settlements from Masonite siding class action lawsuits equal $3000! Last year, Claimsource One recovered more than $15 Million for property owners!

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Masonite siding, the leading manufacturer of this wax, resin and wood fiber-based product that is used as hardboard siding has been involved in a series of class action lawsuits. Normally distributed in lap and panel applications, the siding is offered in various textures that look like normal lumber siding.

In 1994, a series of homeowners including Judy Naef placed a Masonite siding class action suit. The plaintiffs brought the case as a class action suit against Masonite Hardboard Siding. This class action suit includes all individuals who have had the Hardboard Siding installed/incorporated into their home or structures between Jan. 1, 1980 to Jan. 15, 1998.

Within the Masonite siding class action suit, negligence, breach of warranties and fraud are expressed. Allegedly, the hardboard siding installed during this time eventually discolors, buckles, rots, deteriorates and causes damages to the structures in which it was installed. Thus, the plaintiffs have had to suffer additional damage costs.

The Masonite siding class action suit includes any homeowner who had Masonite siding installed between the defined dates and have owned the property. They must have be the subsequent purchaser of this property and according to legal notations, “have a valid assignment of Claim under the Settlement agreement.”