Kinsella Media, as Court-Appointed Notice Expert, Announces a Class Action Settlement for Superior and Lennox Fireplace Owners

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Kinsella Media announces that a Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California involving Superior and Lennox brand single pane, sealed glass- front fireplaces. Eligible consumers who have one or more Superior or Lennox brand single-pane sealed glass front gas fireplaces can now file a claim to get benefits.

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Kinsella Media, LLC is a nationally recognized advertising and legal notification firm specializing in the design and implementation of class action and bankruptcy notification programs to reach unidentified putative class members. The Court in the above-referenced matter appointed Kinsella Media, LLC as the Notice Expert on January 11, 2011.