Purchased a New or Used Shipping Container?
If you purchased a shipping container between November 2019 and January 2024, you may have paid an inflated price due to alleged coordinated pricing in the shipping-container market.
You may be eligible to seek compensation — even if you purchased through a local dealer, reseller, broker, or another third party.
See If You QualifyAttorney Advertising. Erik H. Langeland, Langeland Law, New York, New York. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Why shipping-container purchases are being reviewed
A legal action alleges that coordinated pricing caused purchasers to pay more for new and used shipping containers.
You do not need to have purchased directly from a manufacturer. Purchases through dealers, resellers, brokers, and other suppliers may also qualify.
There is no guarantee of compensation. Eligibility depends on the circumstances of your purchase.
You may qualify if
- You purchased one or more new or used shipping containers.
- The purchase occurred between November 2019 and January 2024.
- You purchased directly or through a dealer, reseller, broker, or other supplier.
The container does not need to have been purchased for shipping or freight.
You may have paid more than you should have
If you purchased a new or used shipping container between November 2019 and January 2024, submit your information to determine whether your purchase may qualify.
See If You Qualify