The New York Post reported that a judge ruled Nassau County will not have to return roughly $400 million in red-light camera fees collected from drivers, on the reasoning that the payments were made voluntarily.

The Nassau case is separate from McGrath v. Suffolk County, the class action The Raimondo Law Firm brought in 2016 over Suffolk’s $30 administrative fee. In Suffolk, the County has agreed to a proposed settlement of up to $45 million in refunds, now awaiting the Court’s final approval. Nassau drivers are not part of the Suffolk settlement.

For eligibility, deadlines and how to file a Suffolk claim, see our Suffolk County Red-Light Camera Refund page.

Source: New York Post — Read the full story at New York Post. Excerpted and summarized with credit; the original article is the property of its publisher.

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