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You may qualify for the power tools investigation if you bought a power tool in the last two years
Last checked August 30, 2026
This is a law-firm investigation, not a settled class action. Attorneys at Saunder & Schelkopf are looking into whether power tool companies engaged in illegal or unethical practices that affected people who bought power tools in the last two years.
Signing up costs nothing. The firm gets paid only if the case succeeds. Submitting your information does not mean the firm represents you or that you get anything; the firm reviews each sign-up and decides.
You may qualify if
- ✓You bought a power tool within the last two years.
- ✓You are willing to share purchase details with the firm so they can review your situation.
What you need to file
There is no claim form and no administrator. You fill out a sign-up on the Saunder & Schelkopf intake page and the firm follows up. Our source data does not list the fields on that form, so expect the usual: your contact details and what you bought.
No receipt is listed as required at sign-up. Keeping one handy can only help if the firm asks.
Deadline and what you get
No public deadline is listed. The firm can close intake at any time, and the listing is marked open for claims as of August 30, 2026.
No amount is promised. If a class action moves forward, the court may award the people who serve as class representatives between $1,000 and $10,000 on top of compensation for actual damages. That representative award goes to the named plaintiffs only. Everyone else who signs up has no estimate attached.
Questions about the Power Tools case
Is this a settlement I can claim money from now?
No. It is an investigation by a law firm. Nothing has been filed or settled, and no payment exists yet.
Does signing up cost anything?
No. Participation is free and the attorneys are paid only if the case succeeds.
Which brands are involved?
The source data does not name specific brands. The firm's intake page is where to check whether your purchase fits.
Check the other 53 at once
Payout runs your purchases and addresses against every open case and files the ones you are in. Free. You keep the whole check.