The Intoxalock lawsuit claim form is no longer being accepted. The filing deadline in Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology, LLC was March 12, 2025, and distribution of settlement payments to valid claimants began on June 16, 2025. If you filed on time, the information below can help you confirm your submission was complete and track your payment. If you missed the deadline, you can no longer submit a claim.
Who the Claim Form Was For
The settlement class is narrow. You had to meet all three conditions to file:
- Intoxalock’s records show you had a California phone prefix or a California mailing address.
- You spoke with an Intoxalock sales representative by phone.
- That call happened between May 18, 2021, and February 8, 2022.
Anyone who sent a timely exclusion letter postmarked by February 10, 2025, is not part of the class and cannot receive a payment.1Intoxalock Class Action Settlement. Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement Intoxalock estimated roughly 25,672 people fell within the class.2ClassAction.org. Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Settlement Agreement and Release
What the Claim Form Required
Claims could be filed online at www.CallRecordingLawsuit.com or by mailing a paper form postmarked by March 12, 2025, to the Intoxalock Claims Administrator, c/o Eisner Amper, PO Box 4325, Baton Rouge, LA 70821.3ClassAction.org. Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Settlement Claim Form
The form asked for a short list of items:
- Your first name, last name, and full mailing address.
- The Settlement Claim ID printed on the class notice you received by mail or email.
- The California phone number you used when speaking with Intoxalock during the class period.
- Your payment preference: paper check or digital payment (digital required an email address).
- Your signature and date, certifying that you used the listed number to communicate with Intoxalock between May 18, 2021, and February 8, 2022.
No receipts, invoices, or lease agreements were needed. Verification relied on your certification and Intoxalock’s own call records.3ClassAction.org. Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Settlement Claim Form
How Much Each Claim Pays
The gross settlement fund is $1,747,500. That figure covers everything: class member payments, attorneys’ fees and costs, administration expenses, and any service awards. Class counsel requested up to $582,500 in fees, one-third of the fund.1Intoxalock Class Action Settlement. Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement
Whatever remains is divided pro rata among valid claimants, with a hard cap of $5,000 per person. Your individual share depends on how many people filed. Participation rates in class actions like this are often low, which can push per-person payments closer to the cap.
When Payments Arrive and What to Do If Yours Hasn’t
Distribution began June 16, 2025. If you chose digital payment on your claim form, it should reach the email address you provided. If you selected a paper check, it will be mailed to the address on file with the administrator.4Intoxalock Class Action Settlement. Lisa Haggerty et al. v. Consumer Safety Technology LLC – Settlement Website
If you filed a valid claim and have not received payment, contact the claims administrator at 1-888-896-7617 or info@CallRecordingLawsuit.com. Check that your mailing address and email are current. Returned checks and digital payments sent to outdated email addresses are the most common reasons for delays.
If You Didn’t File a Claim
Missing the filing deadline means you get nothing from the fund. It does not remove you from the class. Anyone who neither filed a claim nor opted out by February 10, 2025, is still bound by the settlement’s release, which means you cannot later sue Intoxalock over the same call-recording allegations.
Taxes on Your Settlement Payment
Payments from this settlement are likely taxable. The IRS categorizes settlement proceeds by what they replace, and because this case involves alleged call-recording privacy violations rather than physical injury, the damages do not qualify for the personal physical injury exclusion under IRC Section 104.5Internal Revenue Service. Tax Implications of Settlements and Judgments
For the 2026 tax year, the threshold for the administrator to issue a Form 1099-MISC rose to $2,000, up from $600 in prior years.6Internal Revenue Service. Publication 1099 (2026) – General Instructions for Certain Information Returns If your payment exceeds that amount, expect a 1099-MISC. Payments below $2,000 remain reportable income even if no form is issued. Ask a tax professional if you are unsure how to report the amount on your return.