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People Data Labs 6.36 Million Settlement for Colorado Cell Phone Consent Violations
People Data Labs will pay $6,362,167 to resolve a class action alleging it violated Colorado telemarketing fraud laws by listing Colorado residents’ cellphone numbers in a directory without proper consent. The alleged issue concerns data disclosures tied to people with inferred Colorado cellphone records between Sept. 1, 2022, and March 3, 2026. Eligibility generally includes individuals whose Colorado-area-code numbers were inferred in PDL’s database, linked to an inferred Colorado location, and disclosed by PDL within the stated period.
Payout:
TBD

Xactus Credit Report Class Action Settlement Worth $2.4 Million Over Inaccurate Payments
A $2.4 million class action settlement resolves claims that Xactus LLC violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by selling merged infile credit reports to mortgage lenders with inaccurate estimated monthly payments on charged-off accounts. The issue covered reports prepared between Nov. 16, 2021 and June 18, 2026. U.S. residents who received such a report may be eligible for an estimated $500 payment, subject to the number of valid claims.
Payout:
$500

HCF Management Data Breach Settlement Up to 4480 for Exposed Personal Information
A class action settlement of up to $4,480 is available for people whose personal information was compromised in a cyberattack on HCF Management in September 2024. The lawsuit alleged the company failed to adequately safeguard employee and customer data, including protected health information, after the incident detected around Sept. 17, 2024. Eligible claimants include current and former residents, patients, and employees who received a breach notice and whose data was affected.
Payout:
$4.40K to $4.48K

Emanate Health Medical Center Data Privacy Settlement Worth Up to $Varies
A class action settlement related to data privacy involving Emanate Health Medical Center provides payouts that vary for eligible individuals. The issue stems from online patient portal activity and website scheduling during the period from August 30, 2019 to April 30, 2024. To qualify, you must have logged into the Emanate patient portal and either submitted an online form or scheduled an appointment on Emanate’s website within that date range.
Payout:
TBD

LifeStance Pixel Tracking Settlement Reaches 3,027,874.44 for Patients
LifeStance Health Group agreed to pay $3,027,874.44 to resolve a class action alleging it used third-party tracking pixels on its public website to collect and share patients’ personal information with third parties without authorization. The alleged conduct occurred between March 1, 2020 and April 30, 2023. Eligibility generally covers current and former LifeStance patients in that time window, including those who used LifeStance’s online booking tool and those who did not.
Payout:
$3.03M

Physicians Primary Care of Southwest Florida Data Breach Settlement Up to $5,000 for PHI Losses
A class action settlement totaling up to $5,000 in cash benefits and/or two years of medical identity and data monitoring resolves claims that Physicians' Primary Care of Southwest Florida failed to adequately protect personal and protected health information after a targeted cyberattack. The incident occurred in September 2024, with eligible loss-reimbursement costs traceable to the breach between Sept. 17, 2024 and Sept. 29, 2026. Adults in the U.S. whose information was potentially impacted—including those who received notice—may be eligible to file a claim by Sept. 29, 2026.
Payout:
$5K to $5K

First Baptist Church of Hammond Indiana $5,030 Data Breach Settlement for Personal Info Protection Failures
A class action settlement totaling up to $5,030 is available for people whose personal information was compromised in a targeted cyberattack on First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana in July 2025. The settlement addresses allegations that the church did not adequately safeguard sensitive data, including names and Social Security numbers, affecting approximately 4,251 individuals. Eligibility generally includes receiving a notice as a class member, with claim expenses and losses tied to the incident during July 2025.
Payout:
$5.03K

Clay-Platte Family Medicine Data Breach Settlement Offers Up to $15,000
A $1 million class action settlement resolves allegations that Clay-Platte Family Medicine Clinic P.C., Summit Family and Sports Medicine, and Barry Pointe Family Care P.C. suffered a June 2024 cybersecurity incident that exposed patients’ sensitive personal and medical information. The alleged event occurred on or around June 26, 2024, affecting nearly 54,000 people. Eligible class members include U.S. residents who received notice that their information was potentially compromised, including current and former patients. Claims may include up to $15,000 for documented losses, optional cash payments, and free monitoring services.
Payout:
$15K+

Furman Foods Data Breach Settlement Up to $2,300 for Exposed Personal Info
A class action settlement totaling up to $2,300 is intended for people whose personal information was potentially exposed in the October 2024 Furman Foods data breach. The case alleges Furman Foods did not sufficiently protect sensitive data during a targeted cyberattack, including information such as names, addresses, and Social Security numbers. Eligible individuals are U.S. residents who received breach notice, with reimbursement and other benefits tied to losses and activities occurring between Oct. 10, 2024, and Sept. 30, 2026.
Payout:
$2.30K

ApolloMD Data Breach Settlement $75 to $5,000 Over May 2025 Exposure
A class action settlement has been reached related to the May 2025 ApolloMD data breach. The settlement provides payouts ranging from $75 to $5,000 to people whose private information may have been exposed in that incident. Eligible claimants must submit by the stated deadline of 9/30/26.
Payout:
$75 to $5K

Mercedes-Benz Diesel Emissions Settlement Offers $2,000 for BlueTEC Vehicles
The total settlement provides $2,000 per eligible owner or lessee plus a free AEM repair/installation for certain Mercedes-Benz BlueTEC and Freightliner Sprinter BlueTEC II diesel vehicles. The case alleges the vehicles’ emission control systems did not meet federal and certain state emissions requirements, including violations of the Clean Air Act. Eligible cars are model years 2009–2016, and the related issue involves installation of approved modifications during Aug. 1, 2023 through Aug. 31, 2026. Class members include current or former U.S.-registered vehicle owners/lessees who meet specific AEM timing requirements and have not already received a prior incentive for the same AEM program after Aug. 1, 2023.
Payout:
$2K

iRhythm Zio AT Lawsuit Settlement $45 Million Over Misleading Heart Monitoring Claims
iRhythm Technologies Inc. agreed to pay $45,000,000 to settle a securities class action accusing the company and its CEO of making materially false and misleading statements about the Zio AT heart monitoring device. The allegations concerned near real-time data transmission, suitability for high-risk patients, and the accuracy of reported data—claims said to artificially inflate the stock price. The class period runs from July 25, 2022, through Aug. 9, 2024. Eligible investors include those who purchased or acquired iRhythm common stock during that period and suffered damages.
Payout:
$1

NJ Lenders Corp Data Breach Settlement: $40 to $2,500 for Exposed Info
The proposed class action settlement resolves claims related to the August 2025 data breach involving NJ Lenders Corp. Under the settlement, eligible individuals may receive payouts ranging from $40 to $2,500. People whose personal information was exposed in the breach are eligible to participate. The claim process does not require proof of exposure.
Payout:
$40 to $2.50K

Healthcare Services Group Data Breach Settlement Up to 5000 for Exposed Info
A class action settlement provides payments of up to $5,000 to eligible individuals whose personal information was exposed in the September 2024 data breach involving Healthcare Services Group. The settlement relates to alleged unauthorized access and disclosure of sensitive customer/employee data. Eligible claimants are those whose data was impacted during the September 2024 incident period.
Payout:
$5K

Palm Beach Tan Unwanted Texts Settlement: Payout Varies for Marketing Texts
This class action settlement relates to unwanted marketing texts sent by Palm Beach Tan. If you received a marketing text from Palm Beach Tan between June 19, 2019 and July 5, 2026, you may be eligible to receive a settlement payout that varies by claimant. The settlement involves allegations of improper text-message marketing, and the deadline to submit is 10/4/26. Proof is not required.
Payout:
TBD

CRST Expedited Driver Wages Settlement Up to Amount for California Piece-Rate Claims
This class action settlement resolves claims involving California CRST Expedited drivers who were paid using a piece-rate compensation method. The alleged issue occurred between August 9, 2017 and April 10, 2023. Eligible drivers are those who worked for CRST Expedited and received piece-rate pay at any point during that period. Settlement payouts vary, and the deadline to participate is listed as 10/5/26.
Payout:
TBD

Just4Veterans Disability Claim Fee Settlement Up To Varies for VA Charges
This class action settlement with Just4Veterans addresses allegations that certain veterans were charged a fee related to VA disability claims. The potential payout varies by eligible claim and is intended for qualifying veterans whose fee was charged on or after September 20, 2020. Proof is required to participate, and the claim deadline shown is 10/5/26.
Payout:
TBD

Coleman Professional Services Data Breach Settlement Offers $70 to $5,000
A class action settlement tied to the Coleman Professional Services data breach provides payments ranging from $70 to $5,000. The matter involves unauthorized access to personal information during the incident that occurred in October 2023. Eligible participants are individuals whose personal data was accessed as part of the October 2023 breach. The deadline to submit is 10/5/26.
Payout:
$70 to $5K

USA Clinics Group Settlement Over Unwanted Marketing Texts, $50 to $150 Payout
This class action settlement resolves allegations that USA Clinics Group sent unwanted marketing texts. Eligible participants are those who received more than one marketing text from the company between June 12, 2021 and June 16, 2026. The settlement provides potential payouts of $50 to $150, with a claim deadline of 10/5/26 (and proof is not required).
Payout:
$50 to $150

Cone Health MyChart Settlement Payout $1,765,000 for Privacy Pixel Tracking
Cone Health (via Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital Operating Corp.) agreed to pay $1,765,000 to resolve allegations that it tracked users’ information on its websites, including the MyChart patient portal, without proper authorization. The class covers individuals who accessed the MyChart patient portal or submitted a form on Cone Health or Cone Memorial Hospital websites from Sept. 1, 2016, through Nov. 3, 2022. Eligible class members may submit a claim for a pro rata cash payment from the net settlement fund.
Payout:
TBD

Albany Gastroenterology Consultants $2,500 Settlement for November 2024 Data Breach
A $200,000 class action settlement resolves allegations that Albany Gastroenterology Consultants failed to protect patient information during a targeted cyberattack in November 2024. Eligible people are those who received direct notice that their private information may have been accessed. Claims can reimburse documented out-of-pocket identity theft/fraud-related losses incurred from Nov. 10, 2024 through Oct. 5, 2026 (up to $2,500), or receive an alternative one-time payment if they have no documented losses.
Payout:
$10 to $2.50K

Volkswagen Atlas Water Pump Settlement: $790,000 Attorneys Fees for Defects
Volkswagen Group of America Inc. agreed to a class action settlement for 2018–2022 Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport vehicles (3.6-liter engine) sold or leased in the U.S. or Puerto Rico. The claims allege a defective main engine water pump that may cause coolant leaks and premature failure, and benefits include an extended warranty and reimbursement for certain repairs. Eligible owners/lessees can claim repairs made up to July 6, 2026, with a claim deadline of Oct. 5, 2026.
Payout:
$3.33K

Heritage South Credit Union Data Breach Settlement Up to $2,080 for Customer Info
Heritage South Credit Union has agreed to a class action settlement totaling up to $2,080 per eligible claimant, plus a year of credit monitoring. The case centers on allegations that a cyberattack in February 2025 exposed sensitive customer information, including names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and financial account numbers. People in the U.S. who received a notice that their private information may have been affected are eligible to submit a claim by Oct. 5, 2026.
Payout:
$2.08K

Total Vision Data Breach Settlement Up to 1000 for California Residents Exposed in 2020
This Total Vision class action settlement provides up to $1,000 for California residents whose private information was exposed in the October 2020 data breach. The agreement covers individuals affected by the breach occurring during that month in 2020. Eligibility is limited to people who are California residents and whose personal data was exposed as part of the incident.
Payout:
$1K