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Cash payment from a $309.5 million fund
People who returned or requested refunds for Amazon.com physical products received in the U.S. from Sept. 5, 2017 to Aug. 13, 2026, with refund problems.
Share of the net $167.5 million settlement fund
U.S. consumers who paid a surcharge for a cash withdrawal at an independent U.S. ATM from October 24, 2007, through August 14, 2026.
$25 per eligible iPhone, up to $95 per device
U.S. residents who originally bought an eligible iPhone in the U.S. from June 10, 2024 through March 29, 2025, expecting certain Siri AI features.
Up to $5 without proof or up to $10 with proof
Living people who accessed CVS.com, CVSHealth.com, or the CVS digital app while in the United States at any time before July 27, 2026.
Share from a $359,925,000 settlement fund
You may qualify if you paid rent at a covered multifamily property from October 18, 2018, through November 21, 2025.
Up to $350 for recalled vehicles; up to $150 for unrecalled vehicles.
You may qualify if you owned or leased an eligible Hyundai or Kia vehicle sold or leased in the U.S.
Up to $250 residual payment
Current or former owners or lessees of listed Toyota vehicles who owned or leased the vehicle on or before July 31, 2023.
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Boone Health allegedly used third-party website technology that caused certain information to be sent to third parties.
Covenant Transport allegedly failed to list pay ranges or benefits in its Washington team driver job postings, violating state pay transparency law.
Forbes Media allegedly used website trackers to collect and share visitors’ IP addresses or unique identifiers without consent.
Sandoz, Fougera, Sun, and Taro settled claims that generic drug makers worked together to raise prices for certain generic prescription drugs.
Peco Foods agreed to settle claims that a December 2023 data breach exposed people's personal information. Peco denies wrongdoing.
Twin Cities Pain Clinic allegedly exposed private information after a July 2025 business email compromise involving an employee email account.
Valley Oaks Health allegedly failed to protect private information that may have been accessed during a June 2023 cyberattack.
ZK Technology allegedly collected AGI workers’ finger or face data through workplace time clocks without the required notice and consent.
Communications Data Group and telecom defendants allegedly failed to protect customer information affected by a February 2025 cyberattack.
San Francisco and Laguna Honda Hospital allegedly violated patient rights and improperly disclosed some residents’ private medical and health information.
Wellstar Health System allegedly shared patients' personal and health information with companies like Meta and Google through website tracking tools.
International Shoppes allegedly exposed personal information when certain files were accessed during a November 2023 cyberattack on its computer systems.
Autobell Car Wash faced claims over an April 2024 cyberattack that accessed files containing private personal information.
Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital faced a lawsuit after a July 2025 cyberattack exposed patients' and other individuals' private information.
CVS and Criteo allegedly disclosed health, private, or personal information from CVS digital properties through embedded tracking technology.
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences agreed to settle a lawsuit over a 2024 data breach that may have exposed personal and financial information.
CUSO Financial Services agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging it failed to protect personal information exposed in a third-party data breach.
OneTouchPoint, a printing and marketing services company, allegedly failed to protect personal information in an April 2022 data breach.
Regional Urology and Ochsner LSU Health agreed to settle claims that an October 2025 cyberattack exposed patients' personal and medical information.
People Data Labs allegedly listed Colorado residents’ cell phone numbers in a directory without getting the required consent.
Sizzling Platter allegedly posted Washington jobs without required pay ranges and/or information about benefits or other compensation.
Carter Credit Union agreed to settle claims that a June 2025 cyberattack exposed customers' personal and financial information.
Mental Health Association, Inc. agreed to settle claims that a November 2024 cyberattack exposed private personal and medical information.
Mortgage Investors Group faced a lawsuit after a December 2024 cyberattack may have exposed customers' personal and financial information.
If you worked at a Hearthside Food Solutions facility in Illinois between March 1, 2020, and December 4, 2024 and were under the age of 16 for some or all of the time you were working at the facility, you may be eligible.
La Jolla Group allegedly failed to protect employee information during a November 2023 data breach, exposing personal data.
Lily Transportation was accused of posting Washington jobs without listing the pay range, in violation of state law.
Vasindas’ Around the Clock Care faced a lawsuit after a January 2024 cyberattack may have exposed personal and medical information.
Festival Fun Parks allegedly added a mandatory Processing Fee near the end of checkout for Raging Waters admission tickets.
Laboratory Services Cooperative allegedly failed to protect personal and health information tied to lab testing for select Planned Parenthood health centers.
Festival Fun Parks, LLC, which operates Lake Compounce, allegedly failed to clearly show processing fees when customers bought tickets online.
A jury found Elon Musk liable for misleading statements about his Twitter acquisition that artificially lowered Twitter's stock price.
Venetian Las Vegas Gaming, LLC allegedly shared website users’ guest information and private communications with third parties without permission.
Johnson & Johnson allegedly collected and used facial data through Skin360 without the consent and privacy notices required by Illinois law. The company denies wrongdoing.
CPAP Medical agreed to settle a lawsuit over a December 2024 cyberattack that may have exposed patients' personal, financial, and medical information.
New York City allegedly violated detainees' rights by strip searching them again at Manhattan Court Division after searches at Rikers Island.
Dr. Squatch allegedly marketed certain personal care products as natural even though plaintiffs say they contained synthetic ingredients.
Finastra Technology allegedly failed to protect private information stored on its secure file-transfer platform during an October 2024 cyberattack.
Equifax is paying $30 million to settle claims that it mishandled consumer disputes regarding hard credit inquiries.
Navy Federal allegedly failed to prevent unauthorized personal loans and failed to cancel loans after fraudsters impersonated Navy Federal staff.
Costa Del Mar allegedly promised low-cost repairs for damaged sunglasses but charged customers more than the promised small fee. Costa denies wrongdoing.
Hire Velocity, a recruiting and talent services company, allegedly failed to protect private information during a February 2025 data breach.
Jack’s Family Restaurants allegedly failed to protect private information accessed during a July–August 2025 cyberattack.
Tyson agreed to settle claims that it worked with other major beef producers to limit supply and raise beef prices. Tyson denies wrongdoing.
Amazon was sued over claims that its return and refund practices caused missing, late, incorrect, or later reversed refunds.
GeoTek, Inc. allegedly failed to protect employee personal information accessed during a September 2023 cyberattack.
Holt Group agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging that a December 2024 cyberattack exposed private information, including Social Security numbers and financial details.
MDLIVE and Evernorth Health allegedly shared users' private information and website activity with Google and Meta without their consent.
Inotiv allegedly exposed private information during an August 2025 cyberattack affecting its computer systems.
IHRS allegedly exposed private information during an August 2025 cyberattack on its computer systems.
Seattle Public Schools and Federal Way Public Schools allegedly failed to protect employee data handled by retirement-plan vendor Carruth during a December 2024 cyber incident.
SPS Technologies and its parent company, PCC, agreed to settle claims that a February 2025 factory fire harmed nearby residents, workers, property owners, and businesses.
Aramark allegedly charged customers an undisclosed 3% venue fee on food and drink purchases at Capital One Arena. Aramark denies wrongdoing.
The lawsuit says Suffolk County and SCTPVA charged an unlawful $30 administrative fee on top of red-light camera fines.
Indegene and related companies were sued for allegedly sending an unwanted fax ad about a Parkinson’s medication review without permission.
McLean Mortgage Corporation agreed to settle claims that it failed to protect personal information during an October 2024 cyberattack.
Thinkware Systems USA allegedly advertised Super Night Vision on certain dash cams without clearly saying the feature only worked in parking mode.
Kimco Staffing agreed to settle claims that a June 2023 cyberattack exposed people's personal data, including Social Security numbers and financial information.
If you made a booking on ParkOn.com or CheapAirportParking.org between July 1, 2024 and June 9, 2025 and paid a mandatory reservation fee as a California resident, you may be included.
Apple settled claims that buyers of certain iPhones expected Siri Apple Intelligence features that allegedly were not delivered as expected.
Etairos Health allegedly failed to adequately protect employee personal information involved in a February 2024 data incident.
Kroger allegedly used inflated prescription prices instead of considering Savings Club prices when calculating insured customers’ prescription costs.
Telmate, now doing business as ViaPath Technologies, allegedly failed to protect personal information exposed during an August 2020 data breach.
Electronics for Imaging (EFI) faced a lawsuit after a September 2024 cyberattack exposed private information, including names, addresses, and Social Security numbers.
TRC Staffing Services allegedly failed to protect private information during a 2024 data breach involving its staffing systems.
JBS Mental Health Authority allegedly failed to protect patient and employee private information during a November 25, 2025 cyberattack.
Chimienti & Associates agreed to settle claims that private information may have been accessed during a March 2024 targeted cyberattack.
Equifax allegedly sent incorrect credit scores or credit details to lenders and other companies because of a computer coding error in 2022.
Symetra settled claims tied to alleged misconduct and failures involving funds in the AME Church Ministerial Retirement Annuity Plan.
Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing, and Nasty Gal were accused of using inflated original prices to make discounts look better.
Equity Bank is accused of charging certain overdraft and NSF fees that plaintiffs say were improper.
FCA US allegedly failed to properly calculate and pay overtime wages owed to hourly employees.
Huuuge, Inc. was accused of false advertising and illegal gambling claims tied to purchases in Huuuge Casino and Billionaire Casino.
Deere allegedly withheld repair tools for large agricultural equipment, forcing customers to use authorized dealers and pay more for repair services.
Kaiser Permanente settled a government investigation over access to mental health and addiction care, including members having to pay for outside treatment.
Roseland Community Hospital faces a lawsuit over a June 2024 data breach that may have exposed patients' personal and medical information.
South Central Bank allegedly charged improper overdraft and NSF fees on certain debit card and retry transactions.
High 5 Games and High 5 Entertainment allegedly violated Washington gambling laws by selling virtual coins in High 5 Casino and High 5 Vegas.
The lawsuit claims RealPage rental pricing software and participating property managers worked together to raise apartment rents.
Progressive allegedly underpaid Colorado total-loss auto claims by using Projected Sold Adjustments in Mitchell vehicle valuation reports.
Visa and Mastercard allegedly used network rules that kept independent ATM operators from offering lower surcharges on cheaper competing networks.
BuyAlerts allegedly sent unwanted marketing texts after people opted out or while their phone numbers were on the National Do Not Call Registry.
You may be included if you owned or leased certain 2011-2022 Hyundai or Kia vehicles that were stolen or almost stolen on or after April 29, 2025.
Hyundai and Kia allegedly sold certain vehicles with ZF-TRW airbag control units that could fail during a crash.
Natera allegedly failed to clearly explain the possible out-of-pocket costs of its Panorama and Horizon genetic screening tests.
If you purchased Breckenridge duloxetine for personal or household use between/and August 4, 2020, until May 22, 2025, you may be eligible.
Toyota allegedly sold certain vehicles with ZF-TRW airbag control units that could fail because of electrical overstress.
If you purchased and installed Sanyo-brand solar panels (HIP-xxxBA2, BA3, and BA5) for residential use, or purchased residential property with these Sanyo-brand solar panels, you may be eligible.
If your attic contains vermiculite insulation, you may be eligible.
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If you applied for employment with NTN in Illinois and underwent a medical examination from June 19, 2019 through December 20, 2024, you may be eligible.
If Zonolite attic insulation was installed in a structure that you owned or rented and you paid costs related to removal, you may be able to claim.