Crizal Lens Coating – Class Action Investigation

Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith (CSK&D) is investigating potential class action claims against Essilor of America arising out of allegations that its Crizal lens coating is defective and fails to provide the promised glare and scratch resistance. Many consumers have reported that the coating develops small scratches, cracks, or crazing during ordinary use. These defects result in additional glare, which would not have occurred absent the coating, thereby defeating the purpose of this expensive premium coating.

If you purchased lenses with Crizal and have experienced crazing, cracking, scratches, or other problems with your Crizal-coated lenses during ordinary use, we would like to hear from you. Please fill out the below form:

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Attorneys for this case:

Timothy N. Mathews
Zachary P. Beatty

Crizal Lens Coating – Class Action Investigation

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