Johnson, et al. v. MFA Petroleum Company; Casey’s General Store, Inc.; and QuikTrip Corporation
Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri, case no.: 1116-CV22338
Filed: August 22, 2011

Our office along with Brown & Associates, LLC filed a class action claim against these three Defendants under the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act (MMPA) regarding their gasoline sales at their Missouri retail locations. The Plaintiff alleges that when any consumer purchases a higher grade of gasoline following the purchaser of a lower grade of gasoline, and this is done at Defendants’ single nozzle gas pumps, the consumer will actually be receiving a certain amount of that lower grade of gasoline as part of their purchase. In other words, the consumer will be paying for the higher grade of gasoline, but will not be receiving an entire purchase of that grade. The Plaintiff Johnson seeks class certification for following persons:

all persons who are citizens of the state of Missouri and who purchased gasoline immediately following the purchaser of a lower grade of gasoline from any of the Defendants “single hose blender pumps” (as defined in paragraph 4 above) located in the state of Missouri from five years of the date of this filing..

For a copy of the Petition filed against the Defendants, click here.

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