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Discover $1.225B Settlement Over Misclassified Card Transactions and Merchant Fees
This $1.225 billion settlement addresses allegations that Discover misclassified certain consumer credit card transactions as commercial, causing merchants and payment processors to pay higher interchange fees. The qualifying period is January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2023, and at least $540 million will be distributed to approved claimants (amounts depend on fees/volume and claims filed). Eligible participants generally include businesses that accepted or processed Discover credit card payments, including those using platforms like PayPal, Stripe, Square, or Shopify.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Evergreen Alliance Golf Ltd LP 3.13 million settlement for missing pay and benefits info
Evergreen Alliance Golf Ltd. LP agreed to pay between $2.05 million and $3.13 million to settle a class action claiming it omitted wage scales, salary ranges, or benefits information from Washington job listings. The alleged omissions occurred from January 1, 2023 through February 2, 2026. Eligible claimants are individuals who applied for a Washington job posting with Evergreen Alliance during that timeframe where pay or benefits details were not disclosed.
Payout:
$1.38K to $5K
301 Scrubs Investors $50 to $2,500 Data Breach Settlement for Exposed Personal Information
Claimants can receive payouts ranging from $50 - $2,500 under a class action settlement addressing a June 2024 data breach that exposed personal information of 301 Scrubs Investors. The settlement covers individuals whose personal data was compromised in the June 2024 incident and requires submission of a claim by the May 18, 2026 deadline. No proof of harm is required to file a claim, according to the settlement site.
Payout:
$50 to $2.50K
Kittles Home Furnishings 5590 Settlement for Employee Data Breach Claims
Kittles Home Furnishings Inc. agreed to a $350,000 class action settlement over a data security incident that allegedly exposed employee personal information. The breach at issue occurred between Feb. 7, 2023, and Feb. 17, 2023, and the case claimed negligence and related legal violations. Eligible class members are people who received a written breach notice from Kittles (i.e., are on the official class list) and submit a timely claim.
Payout:
$50 to $5.59K
P&S Transportation Data Breach Settlement: Up to $4,000 for Affected Individuals
The P&S Transportation data breach settlement provides payouts ranging from $45 to $4,000 for class members whose personal information was potentially exposed in the February 2024 breach. The settlement relates to a security incident involving P&S Transportation, and eligible participants are those affected during that time window. Claim participation is generally allowed without submitting proof.
Payout:
$45 to $4K
Norton Healthcare $11 Million Settlement for 2023 Data Breach Exposing PII and PHI
Norton Healthcare and Norton Hospitals agreed to an $11 million settlement over a cybersecurity incident around May 9, 2023 that exposed personal and protected health information. The settlement resolves claims of negligence and related causes and offers medical monitoring, reimbursement for unreimbursed losses (for losses from May 9, 2023–May 18, 2026), modest lost-time payments, and a pro rata cash distribution. Eligible are current and former patients and employees who received notice.
Payout:
$5 to $2.50K
Westlake Financial Services Fees Settlement Up to 4.75M for ACI Payment Charges
Westlake Financial Services agreed to a class action settlement providing payments that vary by claimant, concerning fees charged when customers made loan payments through ACI Payments. The alleged fee practices occurred from June 20, 2022 through August 18, 2025. You may be eligible if you had a Westlake Services account and were assessed a fee for making a payment via ACI Payments during that period, and you submit a claim by the deadline.
Payout:
TBD
Long Island Plastic Surgical Group $2.6M Settlement Over 2024 Patient Data Breach
Long Island Plastic Surgical Group P.C. agreed to a $2.6 million class action settlement over a cybersecurity incident in early January 2024 that allegedly exposed patients’ sensitive personal and medical information. The settlement covers U.S. current and former patients whose data was compromised during that incident, offering reimbursement for documented losses (up to $5,000), an alternative pro rata cash payment, and up to $1,000 more for impacted clinical photographs. Claims are due by May 18, 2026.
Payout:
$6K
Experience Investment Corp. 17.75M Settlement Over Merger Redemption Disclosures
A $17.75 million settlement resolves claims that Experience Investment Corp. (EIC) and certain directors/officers did not disclose key information needed for public stockholders to decide whether to redeem shares in connection with EIC’s merger with Blade Urban Air Mobility Inc. The relevant period is Sept. 17, 2019, through May 3, 2021. Eligible claimants generally include investors who held EIC Class A common stock during that time and still held it at 5 p.m. ET on May 3, 2021, without redeeming all or part of their shares.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Ingram Micro Americas $50-$1,500 Data Breach Settlement for Compromised Personal Data
The $50–$1,500 Ingram Micro Americas class action settlement resolves claims arising from a July 2025 data breach that exposed customers’ and partners’ personal information. It addresses unauthorized access to private data and provides compensation to affected individuals. Eligible claimants are people whose private information was compromised in the July 2025 Ingram Micro Americas breach who submit a timely claim by the May 19, 2026 deadline.
Payout:
$50 to $1.50K
Differin 9 dollar settlement over acne treatment alleged false advertising and claims
A $9 settlement resolves a class action related to purchases of Differin-branded acne treatments. The litigation covers alleged product issues for items sold in the United States from January 1, 2020 through February 19, 2026, and is intended to compensate qualifying consumers. Eligible claimants are U.S. purchasers of Differin acne treatment during that time frame who submit a claim by the deadline.
Payout:
$9
Wilshire Law Firm $75 Settlement for Unwanted Prerecorded Calls to Cell Phones
A $75 settlement has been approved to resolve a class action alleging that Wilshire Law Firm sent unwanted prerecorded calls to consumers' cell phones. The settlement covers anyone who received a pre-recorded message from Wilshire Law Firm between October 10, 2020 and February 18, 2026; eligible individuals must submit a claim by May 19, 2026 to participate. No documentary proof is required to file; the claims site indicates the process is straightforward.
Payout:
$75 to $75
American Express 17.5M Settlement Over Antisteering Rules Raising Illinois Retail Prices
A $17.5 million settlement resolves claims that American Express’ merchant “anti-steering” rules kept retailers from encouraging lower-fee cards, allegedly contributing to higher prices for shoppers. The covered period is Jan. 29, 2016, through June 1, 2022, for certain in-store purchases in Illinois. Eligible individuals generally include Illinois residents who used a nonrewards Visa, Mastercard, or Discover (no annual fee) at participating retailers during the period and did not hold any Amex card then.
Payout:
TBD
American Express 17.5M Settlement Over Anti-Steering Rules That Raised Illinois Prices
A $17.5 million settlement resolves claims that American Express “anti-steering” rules caused Illinois shoppers to pay higher retail prices when merchants couldn’t encourage use of cheaper cards. The affected period is January 29, 2016 through June 1, 2022. Eligible claimants are Illinois individuals who used a non-rewards, no-annual-fee Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card at one of the qualifying merchants during that time and did not have any American Express card.
Payout:
TBD
LA Times 3.85 Million Settlement Over Alleged Nonconsensual Website Tracking in CA
A $3,850,000 settlement resolves claims that the Los Angeles Times used website/app tracking tools without proper consent, allegedly violating California’s Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). The issue concerns access to LATimes.com (including subdomains) or the LA Times mobile app while located in California from January 31, 2023 to December 19, 2025. Eligible people are those who visited the site or used the app in California during that period, including non-subscribers, and submit a timely claim.
Payout:
TBD
St Andrews Resources for Seniors System $50 to $5,080 Settlement for February 2024 Data Breach
A class-action settlement offers individual awards ranging from $50 to $5,080 for people affected by the February 2024 St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors System data breach. The agreement compensates individuals whose personal information was exposed during that incident. Eligible claimants include anyone whose data was compromised in the February 2024 breach; claims must be submitted before the May 21, 2026 deadline via the settlement website.
Payout:
$50 to $5.08K
Amica Mutual Underinsured Motorist Coverage Settlement Amount Varies Class Action
A class action settlement involving Amica Mutual Insurance Company provides varying payouts to eligible policyholders who had uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage. The claims relate to alleged issues connected with how such coverage was handled. The notice indicates a claim deadline of 5/21/26, but the specific incident date range is not provided in the excerpt.
Payout:
TBD
Blue Origin $1.96 Million Settlement for Washington Job Posting Wage and Benefits Claims
Blue Origin Washington LLC agreed to pay $1.96 million to resolve a class action claiming it failed to include required wage scale and benefits information in Washington job postings. The alleged violations cover applications submitted for jobs posted in Washington between Jan. 1, 2023, and March 9, 2026. Eligible class members are qualifying applicants who applied through specified Blue Origin entities or authorized platforms and did not sign arbitration agreements.
Payout:
$1.24M
Stoner Cats 2 LLC 4 million settlement over alleged unregistered NFT securities
A settlement fund totaling $0 has been announced for claims tied to the Stoner Cats NFT offering. The case concerns allegations related to purchasers who bought Stoner Cats NFTs from Stoner Cats 2, LLC during the July 27, 2021 offering. Eligibility is generally limited to people who purchased in that specific offering, and valid documentation will be required to submit a claim. The claim deadline is May 23, 2026.
Payout:
TBD
Clackamas County 21 Million Settlement Over Oregon Property Tax Foreclosure Sales
Clackamas County has reached a class action settlement providing varying payments to people who lost property through county tax foreclosure for unpaid property taxes. The case concerns properties that were foreclosed and then either sold or kept by Clackamas County during the applicable class period (date range not stated in the available notice). Generally eligible claimants are former owners whose Oregon property was taken through this tax-foreclosure process. Claims are due by May 25, 2026.
Payout:
TBD
Christian Dior Data Breach Settlement Up to 1500 for Losses and 100 for SSN Exposure
Christian Dior, Inc. agreed to a $1.05 million settlement resolving claims tied to a January 2025 customer database breach that may have exposed personal data (and, for some people, Social Security numbers). Eligible U.S. individuals who received a Dior breach notice can claim two years of credit monitoring and reimbursement of documented fraud/identity-theft losses incurred from July 18, 2025 to March 11, 2026, plus an extra $100 if their SSN was specifically impacted.
Payout:
$100 to $1.50K
Akeela 2023 Data Breach Settlement Up to 5000 for Compromised Private Information
A settlement has been reached to resolve claims tied to the June 2023 Akeela data breach, in which certain individuals’ private information may have been exposed. The total settlement amount is not stated publicly, and individual payments will vary. The incident occurred in June 2023. People eligible are generally those whose personal data was compromised in the breach, and claims must be submitted by May 25, 2026.
Payout:
TBD