Currently open consumer class action settlements.
Plain-English summaries of publicly announced class action settlements. Use the filters to narrow by category or documentation requirements. We update this list as new settlements are announced.
12 settlements close in the next 30 days
Filing windows for Eureka Casino Data Breach, American Textile Sealy 1250 Thread Count, Mercedes-Benz Emissions Warranty, and 9 more end soon. Submit your claim before the deadline or you forfeit your share.
Eureka Casino Data Breach
A $1 million settlement over allegations that a November 2022 data security incident at Rancho Mesquite Casino, Inc. (dba Eureka Casino Hotel) exposed Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, passport numbers, and driver's license or state ID numbers copied from Eureka's network. Eureka denies the allegations. The class covers U.S. residents whose Private Information was compromised in the November 9-13, 2022 Data Security Incident. Class members can claim up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses caused by the incident, plus a $100 California Statutory Cash Payment for California residents (current, or anyone who resided in California at any point between November 9, 2022 and the claim filing deadline), with any remainder distributed pro rata. Documentation is required for the out-of-pocket reimbursement claim; the California payment can be claimed with a sworn attestation of California residency.
American Textile Sealy 1250 Thread Count
A $750,000 settlement over allegations that American Textile Company falsely advertised, labeled, and marketed the thread count of its Sealy-branded 1250 thread count bedding products, including the "Ultimate Indulgence," "Premium Comfort," "Cool Comfort," "Premium Cooling," and "Superior Cooling" lines (e.g., bedsheets and pillowcases). American Textile denies the allegations. U.S. consumers who purchased qualifying Sealy 1250 bedding products between October 19, 2016 and October 30, 2025 can claim $5 per Product, up to 8 Products per Household ($40 maximum) without Proof of Purchase or an unlimited number of Products with Proof of Purchase, with payments adjusted pro rata against the $750,000 net Settlement Fund.
Mercedes-Benz Emissions Warranty
A reimbursement-based settlement (no common fund) over allegations that Mercedes-Benz USA did not classify 14 vehicle parts as high-priced emissions warranty parts under California's HPP Warranty regulations adopted by 16 other Section 177 States. Owners and lessees of MY 2015 to present Mercedes-Benz vehicles registered in a covered state who paid out of pocket to diagnose, repair, or replace any of the 14 Subject Parts between 4 years/50,000 miles and 7 years/70,000 miles can claim 50% reimbursement for repairs and 100% reimbursement for diagnoses, plus go-forward 100% HPP coverage.
LexisNexis Deceased Report
A $13.5 million FCRA settlement over allegations that LexisNexis Risk Solutions FL Inc. reported consumers as deceased on identity verification and fraud prevention reports when they were alive. People whose LexisNexis FL transaction returned a deceased notation between August 11, 2017 and November 4, 2025 (Product Members) must file a Claim Form by May 15, 2026; people who contacted LexisNexis FL about a deceased notation in that period (Contact Members) are paid automatically. Each Class Member receives no less than $150, with payments of $1,000 or more possible depending on claim volume.
Dodge Ram 1500 EcoDiesel EGR Cooler
A class action settlement over allegedly defective EGR coolers in Model Year 2014-2019 Dodge Ram 1500 EcoDiesel trucks that could crack, leak coolant, and cause combustion fires. Class members can claim up to $3,000 for a qualifying EGR-caused truck fire, reimbursement for tow, rental, and coolant costs from a $750,000 pool, plus a free 5-year, 100,000-mile warranty extension on the EGR cooler that applies automatically with no claim required.
Joint Juice Multi-State
A $70.84 million settlement over allegations that Premier Nutrition falsely advertised the joint health benefits of Joint Juice glucosamine supplements. Buyers in CA, CT, FL, IL, MD, MA, MI, or PA can claim $10 or $25 per Unit purchased.
Discover Card Merchant Interchange Fees
Discover agreed to pay $540 million to $1.225 billion plus interest to resolve allegations it misclassified certain consumer credit cards as commercial cards, causing End Merchants, Merchant Acquirers, and Payment Intermediaries to pay excessive interchange fees from 2007 through 2023. Every eligible class member receives at least $10, with payouts calculated from Discover's own records. No proof of transactions required.
American Express Illinois Antitrust
A $17.5 million post-verdict settlement of the Moskowitz v. Am. Express Co. class action over allegations that Amex's anti-steering rules in its merchant agreements caused merchants to raise prices and made non-Amex card customers pay more than they otherwise would have. Amex denies the allegations. The case went to trial in August 2025; the jury found Amex violated Illinois law but not the laws of the other certified states, and only the Illinois non-rewards credit card class was found to be damaged. Only that class can claim a payment from this Settlement: natural persons with a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover non-rewards (no rewards, no annual fee) general purpose credit or charge card with an Illinois billing address between January 29, 2016 and June 1, 2022 who used that card to purchase from one of 38 Qualifying Merchants in Illinois during that period (Walmart, Target, CVS, Walgreens, Home Depot, Lowe's, Kroger, Best Buy, BJ's Wholesale, Gap, TJX, Kohl's, and 26 others). Holders or authorized users of any Amex card during the class period are excluded. The opt-out window has already closed; the only remaining options are to file a claim by May 19, 2026, object by April 29, 2026, or do nothing. Payments are per capita pro rata after taxes, attorneys' fees of up to 33.3%, expenses of up to $8 million, service awards for 12 class representatives, and notice and administration costs.
Google Android Cellular Data
A $135 million settlement over allegations that Google's Android operating system caused Android mobile devices to transfer information to Google over cellular networks without users' permission, consuming users' cellular data. Google denies the allegations. The class covers an estimated 100 million people in the United States who used an Android device on a cellular data plan between November 12, 2017 and the date of final approval, except California residents already covered by the parallel Csupo v. Google LLC case. There is no claim form. Every class member who does not opt out will be issued a payment automatically; class members are encouraged to select a payment method at federalcellularclassaction.com/payment-election so the Administrator can deliver the payment to the correct digital account. Per-person payments are expected to be modest given the class size, with redistribution of any leftover funds capped at $100 per class member.
Transamerica Life Insurance COI
A $57 million non-reversionary settlement over allegations that Transamerica Life Insurance Company breached its universal life policy contracts by improperly imposing 2022 and 2023 Monthly Deduction Rate (MDR) Increases. Current and former owners of a Settlement Class Policy that received a 2022/23 MDR Increase letter at any point from November 1, 2021 through Final Approval will receive an automatic payment with a guaranteed minimum of $200, plus a five-year freeze on COI rate and MDR schedule increases. No claim form is required; payments are mailed to the address Transamerica has on file. The opt-out deadline is May 30, 2026.
Trader Joe's FACTA Receipt
A $7.4 million FACTA settlement over receipts that displayed too many digits of customers' credit or debit card numbers. Eligible customers can claim an estimated $102.45.
MUBI California Auto-Renewal
$1.6M non-reversionary settlement for California MUBI subscribers whose subscriptions auto-renewed between April 1, 2021 and May 31, 2025 without a full refund.
Southern Illinois Healthcare Pixel Data Breach
A class action settlement over allegations that Southern Illinois Healthcare used third-party tracking pixels on its MyChart patient portal and Health Risk Assessment pages in violation of certain privacy laws. About 79,215 U.S. patients can claim a one-time $17.50 cash payment and one year of CyEx Privacy Shield Pro, with attorneys' fees paid separately by Southern Illinois.
Grubhub California Delivery Driver
A $24.75 million settlement over allegations that Grubhub misclassified California delivery drivers as independent contractors. Payments are based on miles driven, with a guaranteed minimum of $25 per valid claim.
Krispy Kreme Data Breach
A $1.6 million settlement over a November 2024 data incident that exposed names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and financial account information. Claim ~$75 with no proof or up to $3,500 for documented losses. All class members get 1 year of free credit monitoring.
The Computer Merchant (TCM) Data Breach
A $610,000 settlement after a July 2024 cyberattack exposed the personal information of job applicants and current and former TCM employees. Free credit monitoring plus cash benefits.
Berton v. Aetna California Infertility
A $1.75 million Settlement Fund to resolve claims that Aetna denied equal infertility benefits to California members in LGBTQ+ relationships seeking IUI or ICI coverage between April 17, 2019 and December 31, 2024. Eligible class members can receive a $10,000 default monetary payment (or pro rata share if more than 175 qualify), a separate $1,408 Dollars for Benefits payment, and a share of a $250,000 Special Harms Common Fund for additional out-of-pocket costs, pain and suffering, or delay in getting pregnant.
Tyson and Cargill Beef Antitrust
A combined $87.5 million settlement ($55 million from Tyson Foods and Tyson Fresh Meats; $32.5 million from Cargill, Inc. and Cargill Meat Solutions Corporation) in the Consumer Indirect Purchaser actions of In re: Cattle and Beef Antitrust Litigation, MDL No. 0:22-md-3031 (D. Minn.). Plaintiffs allege that the four largest U.S. beef processors, JBS, Cargill, National Beef, and Tyson, entered into a market allocation agreement and stopped competing for market share, expanding their margins and inflating the prices consumers paid for beef at grocery stores. Tyson and Cargill deny the allegations and the Court has not ruled on the merits; the litigation continues against the non-settling defendants (JBS USA Food Company, Swift Beef Company, JBS Packerland, Inc., and National Beef Packing Company, LLC). Class Members are persons or entities who indirectly purchased qualifying fresh or frozen beef made from chuck, loin, rib, or round primal cuts at a grocery store or supermarket for personal consumption between August 1, 2014 and December 31, 2019, in one of 27 Repealer Jurisdictions or the District of Columbia (Arizona, California, D.C., Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin). Premium beef (USDA Prime, organic, 100% grass-fed, Wagyu, American-Style Kobe), specialty beef (No Antibiotics Ever, antibiotic-free, kosher, halal, certified humane), and processed beef (ground, marinated, seasoned, flavored, breaded, or cooked) are excluded. A single Claim Form covers both Settlements. Payments are pro rata (equal share) cash payments based on the qualifying beef each Class Member purchased during the class period. Class Counsel will request attorneys' fees up to 33 1/3% of the gross fund, expenses up to $15 million, and service awards up to $2,000 per class representative, all subject to Court approval. The opt-out and objection deadlines are March 30, 2026, the claim deadline is June 30, 2026, and the Fairness Hearing is scheduled for May 26, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. CDT before Judge John R. Tunheim in Minneapolis.
LastPass 2022 Data Security Incident
LastPass US LP agreed to an $8.2 million Settlement Fund plus up to a $16.25 million Crypto Pool to resolve claims over the 2022 breach where an attacker copied encrypted and unencrypted backup data from its cloud storage. Eligible account holders can claim a $25 statutory payment with no proof, up to $300 in documented ordinary losses, up to $10,000 for extraordinary losses, and a $100 CCPA payment for California residents. Cryptocurrency holders can claim up to $900,000 each for validated crypto losses.
State Farm New Mexico UIM Coverage
A $20.925 million settlement over allegations that State Farm did not explain at the time of sale the offset procedures required under New Mexico law when adjusting underinsured motorist claims. New Mexico residents insured under State Farm policies with Uninsured and Unknown Motorist (U) Coverage between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2021 can claim up to 21% of premiums paid for minimum limits U Coverage and 13% for non-minimum limits.
Tom's of Maine Toothpaste
A $2.9 million settlement over allegations of deceptive business practices related to Tom's of Maine toothpaste following an FDA facility inspection. U.S. purchasers between Nov 2020 and Mar 2026 can claim a refund with or without proof of purchase.
Pawn America Data Breach
A $3.185 million settlement over a September 2021 data breach that exposed customers' personal information at Pawn America, Title Cash, and Payday America locations. $30 flat cash with no proof, $50 for California residents, or up to $5,000 for documented losses.
Hy Cite (Royal Prestige) TCPA
A $4.75M settlement over allegations that Hy Cite (dba Royal Prestige) placed artificial or prerecorded voice calls to cell phones of non-customers in violation of the TCPA between Oct 22, 2020 and Sept 10, 2025. Each valid claimant is estimated to receive $600 to $1,000.
Robinhood Order Flow
A $2 million securities class action settlement of In re Robinhood Order Flow Litigation over allegations that Robinhood Financial LLC, Robinhood Securities, LLC, and Robinhood Markets, Inc. misrepresented their receipt of Payment for Order Flow and that those routing arrangements caused certain customers to receive worse execution prices than the National Best Bid or Offer, in alleged violation of Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5. Robinhood denies the allegations. Class Members are all U.S. customers of Robinhood Financial, Robinhood Securities, and/or Robinhood Markets who, between September 1, 2016 and September 1, 2018, placed one or more qualifying market orders (stop orders excluded) routed during market hours and executed at a price worse than the National Best Bid or Offer, and whose aggregate qualifying-trade price difference exceeded $5.00. Class Members with an active Robinhood account in good standing automatically receive a pro rata share credited to that account; Class Members without an active account, or who want their payment ACH-deposited to a different bank, must submit a Claim Form by the later of July 13, 2026 or 60 days after entry of the final approval order. Plaintiff estimates an average recovery of approximately $17.60 per claimant, equal to roughly 16.5% of calculated damages, allocated pro rata. Lead Counsel is not seeking attorneys' fees in this case and is requesting only litigation expenses capped at $920,000. The Fairness Hearing was held on May 5, 2026 before Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California. The opt-out and objection windows closed March 30, 2026.
State Farm Alabama Total Loss Fees
A per-claim settlement (no common fund) over allegations that State Farm breached its auto policies by failing to pay full Purchasing Fees on Alabama first-party private passenger total loss claims. State Farm denies the allegations. Alabama policyholders and insureds whose covered total loss claim was paid by State Farm between November 7, 2018 and February 10, 2026 without full Purchasing Fees can submit a Claim Form to receive a flat $20.50 payment. Purchasing Fees include Alabama state sales tax of 2%, applicable county sales tax, ad valorem taxes and ad valorem refund credit fees, and state, county, and city license fees, tag fees, and/or school fees. Attorneys' fees of up to $261,200 and a $5,000 service award are paid separately by State Farm and do not reduce class member payments.
Maxar Space Data Breach
A settlement over an October 2024 cyberattack on Maxar Space LLC and Maxar Space Robotics LLC that potentially exposed names, Social Security numbers, home addresses, and employment information. U.S. residents can claim up to $3,500 in documented losses, $80 for lost time with no proof, and 3 years of credit monitoring. California residents can also claim an additional expected $100 CCPA payment.
Ashley Furniture Fiberglass Mattress
A $9 million Common Voucher Fund to resolve allegations that fiberglass used as a fire-retardant in the inner sock of certain Ashley, Nectar, DreamCloud, and Siena mattresses could pass through the cover or be released if the cover was removed. U.S. consumers who purchased an Affected Mattress between October 1, 2017 and June 30, 2024 can claim one Voucher per mattress, redeemable at AshleyFurniture.com, NectarSleep.com, DreamCloudSleep.com, or SienaSleep.com with no minimum purchase.
Cosequin California Supplements
An $11.5 million class action settlement over allegations that Nutramax Laboratories misrepresented the joint health benefits of its Cosequin canine supplements in advertising and on packaging. California residents who bought one of seven qualifying dog Cosequin products for personal household use between May 3, 2016 and May 6, 2022 can claim $25 per unit, capped at $150 per Household.
AIC Data Breach
American International College agreed to a $315K settlement over the November 2023 cyberattack that exposed Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and financial information.
Amazon Prime FTC Subscription
A $2.5 billion FTC enforcement settlement of Federal Trade Commission v. Amazon.com, Inc., Case No. 2:23-cv-00932-JHC (W.D. Wash.) over allegations that Amazon violated the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA) by enrolling consumers in Amazon Prime through deceptive flows and making cancellation difficult. Amazon defended the case and did not admit liability. The settlement, entered by the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington on September 25, 2025, distributes refunds in two groups. Automatic Payment Group: U.S. consumers who signed up for Prime between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025 through a Challenged Enrollment Flow (Universal Prime Decision Page, Shipping Option Select Page, Prime Video enrollment, or Single Page Checkout) and used no more than three Prime benefits in any 12-month period received payments by December 24, 2025 without taking action. Claims Process Payment Group: U.S. consumers who signed up for Prime, who either unintentionally enrolled through a Challenged Enrollment Flow or unsuccessfully attempted to cancel through the online cancellation process during the class period, used fewer than ten Prime benefits in any 12-month period of enrollment, and did not receive an Automatic Payment can submit a claim by July 27, 2026 at veritaconnect.com/subscriptionmembershipsettlement. Approved Claims Process Payments are made by Amazon by approximately September 2026 via PayPal, Venmo, or mailed check. Each consumer's payment is the actual Prime membership fees paid during the class period, up to $51, less any prior refunds, credits, or chargebacks. Because this is a government enforcement action brought by the FTC, there is no opt-out process and no separate Final Fairness Hearing.
Mitsubishi Outlander Hood Flutter
A reimbursement-based settlement (no common fund) over allegations that the hoods on certain 2022 model year Mitsubishi Outlander vehicles are defective and may flutter and bounce while driving. Mitsubishi Motors North America denies the allegations. Class membership is set by VIN; owners and lessees can confirm coverage at the official VIN Lookup Portal. Current owners or lessees with a hood fluttering concern can get a free hood replacement (parts, labor, and paint) at any authorized Mitsubishi dealer under an 18-month New Vehicle Limited Warranty extension that begins May 1, 2026, plus a free loaner or rental on request. Anyone who paid out of pocket for a hood repair, replacement, or related rental on a Settlement Class Vehicle before the Notice Date can submit a Claim Form for reimbursement by July 30, 2026; non-dealer repair refunds are capped at $4,595.
Shimano Crankset
A reimbursement-based class action settlement of In re Shimano Crankset Litigation, Case No. 8:23-cv-02038-JVS-JDE (C.D. Cal.) over allegations that Shimano Hollowtech II cranksets manufactured before July 2019 (Ultegra FC-6800/FC-R8000 and Dura-Ace FC-9000/R9100/FC-R9100-P with two-letter production codes KF through RF) were prone to bonding separation and delamination and that the September 2023 Voluntary Recall was inadequate. Shimano, Specialized, Trek, and Giant deny the allegations. Settlement Class Members are all U.S. persons (except the judge, court staff, and validly opted-out persons) who purchased, received, were given, and/or owned a Designated Crankset, including persons who owned a bicycle equipped with one, other than solely for resale. There is no common fund. All Class Members automatically receive an Extended Express Warranty through July 29, 2027 covering bonding separation and delamination, plus access to Enhanced Inspections at U.S. Recall Retailers; no claim form is needed for those benefits. Documented out-of-pocket replacement and installation costs are reimbursed only if (a) the crankset was replaced before September 21, 2023 because it separated, delaminated, or showed evidence of delamination, and (b) the Express Warranty had expired at the time of replacement (two years for Ultegra FC-6800/FC-R8000, three years for Dura-Ace cranksets, measured from original retail purchase). Attorneys' fees, costs, and Service Awards (up to $500 per Class Representative) are paid separately by Defendants and do not reduce class member recoveries. The opt-out and objection windows closed December 29, 2025; the Court granted final approval of the Settlement on February 2, 2026. The reimbursement Claim deadline is August 4, 2026.
Sprouts Farmers Market FACTA Receipt
$5M non-reversionary settlement over alleged FACTA violations from printing more than the last five digits of credit, debit, and EBT card numbers on Sprouts store receipts. Pro rata share of the net fund.
Comcast / Xfinity Data Breach
A $117.5 million settlement over an October 2023 cyberattack that exposed Comcast customers' personal information. Flat cash of ~$50 with no proof, or up to $10,000 for documented losses. All class members get 3 years of free identity monitoring.
Fandango Ticket Fees / FanClub
Fandango agreed to a settlement valued at ~$9.4 million over hidden Convenience Fees on California movie tickets and FanClub membership issues. Convenience Fee class members can claim $3.25 cash or get a $3.25 voucher automatically. FanClub members get a $7.50 voucher automatically.
Tinder California Age Discrimination
Tinder agreed to a $60.5 million settlement over age-based pricing of Tinder Plus and Tinder Gold in California. If Tinder sent you notice, you're a class member and no claim form is required.
Keller Williams / RE/MAX Homebuyer
A $28.5 million settlement for homebuyers whose real estate agent was paid through a listing broker from an MLS. Covers buyers across multiple states and time periods.
Henderson & Walton Women's Center
A healthcare data breach class action settlement over a February 2022 incident that exposed patients' personal and protected health information. Up to $2,500 cash plus 3 years of free credit and medical monitoring.
Sony PSN Digital Games
A $7.85 million antitrust settlement over allegations that Sony Interactive Entertainment monopolized the PlayStation digital game market and caused consumers to pay more for certain digital games on the PlayStation Store. U.S. PlayStation Store buyers who purchased a qualifying digital game tied to a Game-Specific Voucher between April 1, 2019 and December 31, 2023 will receive a direct credit to their active PSN account wallet, no claim form required. Class members with deactivated PSN accounts must contact the Administrator with their qualifying purchase information by August 27, 2026.
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