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Behr Process Corporation / Home Depot of Canada

Proposed $1.4M settlement for Canadians who bought and applied Behr DeckOver coatings. Court approval hearing: November 19, 2026 โ€” claims open only if the court approves.

PendingJurisdiction: Canada-wide
Potential Payout
Proposed $1.4M settlement for Canadians who bought and applied Behr DeckOver coatings. Court approval hearing: November 19, 2026 โ€” claims open only if the court approves.
Expected opening:
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What Is This Settlement About?

Proposed $1.4M settlement for Canadians who bought and applied Behr DeckOver coatings. Court approval hearing: November 19, 2026 โ€” claims open only if the court approves.

Am I Eligible?

Persons in Canada who purchased and applied Behr DeckOver products (including Behr Premium DeckOver lines) on a wooden, composite or concrete surface in Canada between March 1, 2013 and May 25, 2026. The settlement is not yet approved; the approval hearing is November 19, 2026 and no claims are being accepted yet.

Key Settlement Facts

Status:Pending
Potential Payout:Proposed $1.4M settlement for Canadians who bought and applied Behr DeckOver coatings. Court approval hearing: November 19, 2026 โ€” claims open only if the court approves.
Settlement Fund:$1.4M
Proof Required:Some proof, depending on claim level
Claim Deadline:

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I get?

Proposed $1.4M settlement for Canadians who bought and applied Behr DeckOver coatings. Court approval hearing: November 19, 2026 โ€” claims open only if the court approves.

What is the claim deadline?

Do I need proof?

Some proof, depending on claim level

Do I need a lawyer to file a claim?

No. Court forms are designed to be submitted directly by individuals without legal representation.

Last reviewed: November 1, 2026 ยท Source: official administrator notices
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