Eligible single-person households will receive $50 checks, while multi-person households will receive $120 checks.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washingtonians have until Wednesday to file a claim to be eligible for restitution payments that are due because of chicken and tuna price-fixing.
State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said that 24,492 claims checks will head to Washington residents after a pair of antitrust lawsuits against chicken and tuna producers. Ferguson said the checks will equal $2.59 million for eligible households throughout the state.
In December, Ferguson said these restitution checks will be mailed to every household whose income is at or below 175% of the federal poverty
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