PA Attorney General warns Red Lobster bankruptcy could impact gift cards, rewards

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry issued a statement, advising customers of potential impacts from Red Lobster restaurant closings, as the chain file

Mon, May 20th 2024 at 5:08 PMHARRISBURG, Pa. —, advising customers of potential impacts from Red Lobster restaurant closings, as the chain files for bankruptcy.

Attorney General Henry advises consumers to check the Red Lobster website to determine the status of their local Red Lobster, and to track potential closures going forward. Consumers who have rewards or loyalty points and unused gift cards should consider using them sooner than later.

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