Albany Park Deceptive Discount Class Action Settlement
Albany Park (Edloe Finch LLC) has agreed to a $14,993,930 class action settlement in Chiechi v. Albany Park alleging deceptive discount / reference-price advertising on AlbanyPark.com. If you purchased between June 21, 2020 and October 31, 2024, you automatically receive a $115 store credit (no claim needed), or you can file a claim to elect $115 cash instead. Cash-election deadline: August 18, 2026.
Do I Qualify?
You may be eligible if:
- You purchased from AlbanyPark.com between June 21, 2020 and October 31, 2024
- You are a class member nationwide (no state residency limit)
- Store credit ($115) is automatic — no claim required
- To elect $115 cash instead, file online by August 18, 2026 using your CPT ID and Passcode
Automatic store credit or optional cash election. Class members receive a $115 store credit with no action needed. Filing a claim is only required if you prefer $115 cash.
Store credit is automatic. To elect $115 cash instead, file through the official site ChiechiClassActionSettlement.com by August 18, 2026 (CPT ID and Passcode from your notice required).
Elect Cash / Visit Official Site →What Happened?
Albany Park, a direct-to-consumer furniture brand, was sued for allegedly advertising furniture at inflated reference prices and then showing consumers false discounts — a practice known as reference price fraud. Consumers who purchased sofas, sectionals, and other Albany Park furniture believed they were getting genuine sale prices when the "original" prices may never have been real.
Albany Park agreed to settle the class action while denying wrongdoing. The $14,993,930 settlement provides a $115 store credit automatically to class members, or $115 cash if you elect cash by filing a claim.
How Much Will I Actually Get?
Class members automatically receive a $115 store credit with no claim needed. Alternatively, you may elect $115 cash by filing online at ChiechiClassActionSettlement.com by August 18, 2026 using the CPT ID and Passcode from your notice. No proof of purchase is required.
Last reviewed: July 14, 2026 | Information verified from court records and official settlement documents.