SIX FLAGS GREAT ESCAPE LODGE & INDOOR WATERPARK
NOROVIRUS OUTBREAK CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT
The New York State Supreme Court, Warren County, has certified a class action lawsuit on behalf of persons who suffered illness as a result of the March 2008 Norovirus outbreak at the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark in Queensbury, New York. The name of case is Baker, et. al. v. Six Flags, Inc. et. al. (Warren County Supreme Court, Index No. 50564).
For a copy of the Court ordered Notice of Pendency of Class Action, click here.
The Court has defined the membership of the class as:
All persons who experienced gastrointestinal illness while visiting, or within 72 hours of departing, the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge & Indoor Waterpark in Queensbury, New York during the month of March 2008 and who reported or responded to inquiries from the New York State Department of Health relating to such illness.
If you meet the above class definition but do not wish to participate in the class action, you must exclude yourself from the class by filing a request for exclusion with the Court on or before March 30, 2012.
For a copy of the Request for Exclusion Form, click here.
For additional information or questions, you may contact Class Counsel by mail, toll-free telephone or at their websites listed below:
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DeGraff, Foy & Kunz, LLP |
Dreyer Boyajian LLP |
