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Google $700M Google Play Store Settlement Over Alleged Antitrust App Billing Fees
Google agreed to a $700 million settlement to resolve claims by state attorneys general that its Google Play Store practices limited competition and inflated prices for Android apps and in‑app purchases. The covered period is August 16, 2016 through September 30, 2023. Consumers who made qualifying purchases processed through Google Play Billing during that time may be eligible for an automatic payment (at least $2), unless they opt out by February 19, 2026.
Payout:
TBD+
Anthropic 1.5B Settlement Over Alleged Unauthorized Use of Books to Train Claude AI
A proposed $1.5 billion class action settlement with Anthropic resolves claims that the company copied and stored copyrighted books—sourced from shadow libraries—and used them to train its Claude AI models. The alleged conduct occurred during Anthropic’s downloading, retention, and AI-training use of the books, with eligibility tied to titles listed on the case “Works List” (about 465,000 identified so far). Rights holders (e.g., authors, publishers, other IP owners) of listed books may submit claims for an estimated ~$3,000 per covered work, subject to fees and claim volume.
Payout:
TBD
DiDi Global 740M Settlement Over Alleged IPO Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Misstatements
DiDi Global Inc. agreed to pay $740 million to resolve a securities class action tied to its June 2021 IPO, which alleged the company’s registration materials contained misleading statements and left out key information about regulatory warnings and cybersecurity/data-protection compliance. The alleged investor harm relates to purchases of DiDi American Depositary Shares made from June 30, 2021 through July 21, 2021. Generally, investors (individuals or entities) who bought DiDi ADSs during that window may qualify for a cash payment.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
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
Regional Obstetrical Consultants $7,500 Settlement Over May 2024 Data Breach
Regional Obstetrical Consultants agreed to a class action settlement providing payments of $50 to $7,500 to resolve claims tied to a data breach. The case concerns alleged exposure of patients’/individuals’ private information during an incident dated May 6, 2024. People whose personal data was involved in the breach may be eligible to submit a claim, with the claim deadline listed as February 15, 2026.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Affiliated Dermatologists Data Breach Settlement Up to $5,000 for Exposed Info
Affiliated Dermatologists & Dermatologic Surgeons agreed to a class action settlement providing payments from $40 up to $5,000 for people whose personal information may have been affected by a data breach the company discovered in March 2024. The settlement addresses claims tied to alleged exposure of private data during that incident. You may be eligible if you received notice or are otherwise identified as someone whose information was implicated in the March 2024 breach.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Trinity Homebuilders and Homewood $3.5M Settlement Over Defective Ohio Homes
A class action settlement provides payments (amount varies) to eligible people who owned certain homes in Ohio built by Trinity Homebuilders or Homewood Corporation. The case concerns alleged issues tied to those residential builds during the period from January 1, 1999 through March 7, 2018. Generally, you may qualify if you owned a covered Ohio home constructed by either builder within that timeframe and submit a timely claim by February 16, 2026.
Payout:
TBD
23andMe 10M Settlement for 2023 Customer Data Breach Claims Deadline Feb 17 2026
23andMe has agreed to a class action settlement providing estimated payments ranging from $100 to $10,000 to resolve claims tied to a data breach that allegedly exposed customers’ personal information. The incident period referenced runs from May 1, 2023 to October 1, 2023. Generally, you may qualify if you were a 23andMe customer during that timeframe and received a notification stating your information was impacted by the breach. Total settlement amount was not provided in the notice.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Lifeline Screening of America 4 million Settlement Over Online Health Data Privacy Tracking
Lifeline Screening of America has agreed to a class action settlement concerning alleged online data privacy tracking related to its health screening appointments and at-home test kit purchases. The issue covers activity from June 1, 2018 through the present, and eligible people may receive payments of $20 or $50. You may qualify if you used Lifeline’s website to schedule health screenings or buy test kits during the covered period.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network 5M Settlement Over May 2024 Data Breach
Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims tied to a May 2024 data breach that allegedly exposed patients’ private information. The settlement provides payments ranging from $75 to $5,000, with claims due by February 17, 2026. People are generally eligible if they were impacted by the incident and had their personal data compromised during the May 2024 breach period.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
U.S. Dermatology Partners 4.08M Settlement Over June 2024 Patient Data Breach
U.S. Dermatology Partners agreed to a class action settlement totaling $4,080 to resolve claims tied to a June 2024 data breach that may have exposed patients’ private information. The issue occurred around June 2024, and qualifying class members can receive payments ranging from about $20 up to $4,080. Eligibility generally includes individuals whose personal data was potentially impacted by the breach and who submit a claim by the deadline.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Summit National Bank 5.175M Settlement Over May 2024 Data Breach Exposure
Summit National Bank agreed to a class action settlement totaling $5,175 to resolve claims tied to a May 2024 data breach that allegedly exposed customers’ private information. The settlement covers people whose personal data was involved during the incident in May 2024 and who are part of the affected group identified by the bank. Eligible individuals may qualify for a payment estimated between $175 and $5,175, with claims due by 2/17/26.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Knight Barry Title 5,000 Settlement for February 2024 Personal Data Breach Exposure
Knight Barry Title agreed to a class action settlement providing payments of up to $5,000 or more to resolve claims tied to a data breach that allegedly exposed individuals’ personal information. The incident involves notice letters sent around February 2024, and the settlement is aimed at people who received that breach notification from Knight Barry Title. Eligibility is generally limited to impacted individuals who were notified their information may have been compromised during that period.
Payout:
TBD
23andMe 30M to 50M Settlement Over October 2023 Data Breach Exposing Genetic Data
A proposed $30 million to $50 million settlement resolves claims that 23andMe failed to adequately safeguard customer data during a cyber incident that came to light in October 2023. The settlement covers U.S. customers who used 23andMe between May 1, 2023 and October 1, 2023 and later received a notice that their information was accessed. Eligible class members may receive five years of monitoring services and, depending on circumstances, cash payments for certain losses or state-law claims.
Payout:
TBD
First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union 1.2M Settlement Over Data Breach Exposure
First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union (FCFCU) agreed to a $1.2 million settlement to resolve claims it did not use reasonable security measures to prevent a data breach that exposed sensitive consumer data. The settlement covers people whose information was compromised in the FCFCU incident (often those who received a breach notice) during the breach period referenced by the case/notice. Eligible class members can seek up to $5,000 for documented losses or a $100 alternative cash payment, plus three years of credit monitoring.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union 100 to 5000 Settlement for June 2024 Data Breach
This settlement resolves claims tied to a June 2024 data breach involving First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union that allegedly exposed members’ private information. Eligible individuals whose data was impacted may claim payments ranging from $100 to $5,000, with a claim deadline of February 18, 2026. The settlement addresses harms related to the exposure and potential misuse of personal data during the incident period in June 2024.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Capital One 2.4M Settlement Over Wrongly Reporting Customers as Deceased on Credit Reports
Capital One agreed to pay $2.4 million to settle claims that it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by not properly investigating disputes after some credit card customers were incorrectly reported as deceased to credit bureaus. The issue involves disputes submitted between Aug. 13, 2019, and Dec. 3, 2025. Eligible individuals are natural persons whom Capital One reported as deceased based on credit card account information and who did not have that “deceased” status corrected after one or more bureau disputes.
Payout:
TBD
Capital One 16M Settlement for Wrongly Reported Deceased Credit Card Holders
Capital One has reached a class action settlement with payments that vary for people who were wrongly flagged as deceased in credit reporting tied to a Capital One credit card account. The settlement addresses allegations that this “deceased” reporting harmed consumers and that Capital One’s handling of disputes was improper. The issue occurred during the settlement’s covered class period (dates not provided in the notice snippet). Eligible class members are individuals reported as deceased by Capital One who disputed the deceased notation.
Payout:
TBD
Google Play Store 2 Plus Settlement Over Antitrust Billing and Payment Practices
A multistate attorney general antitrust settlement with Google provides at least $2 in payments to eligible consumers who paid through the Google Play Store or Google Play Billing. The case concerns alleged anticompetitive practices tied to Google’s app marketplace and billing system. The covered period is August 16, 2016 through September 30, 2023. Generally, people who made qualifying purchases during that timeframe may be eligible to receive a payment, with a claim deadline of February 19, 2026.
Payout:
$2+
The Lampo Group $1 Million Settlement Over Unwanted Marketing Text Messages
The Lampo Group agreed to a class action settlement for sending alleged unwanted text messages, with payments of up to $45 per eligible person. The settlement covers texts sent between November 22, 2020 and October 23, 2025, and people who received at least one Lampo text during that period may qualify. Claims must be submitted by February 19, 2026, and no proof is required to file.
Payout:
TBD
Word and Brown Data Breach Settlement 45 to 1500 for October 2024 Personal Data Leak
Word & Brown Insurance Administrators agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims tied to a data breach that allegedly exposed individuals’ personal information. The total settlement fund amount is not stated in the provided notice, but eligible class members may receive payments ranging from about $45 to $1,500. The incident occurred in October 2024, and coverage generally includes people whose personal data was involved in that breach.
Payout:
TBD to TBD
Google $630M Settlement Over Google Play Store App and In App Billing Monopoly
Google agreed to pay $630 million to settle multistate antitrust claims alleging it monopolized Android app distribution and in-app billing through the Google Play Store, causing consumers to overpay. The settlement covers purchases and in-app payments made via Google Play Store or Google Play Billing from Aug. 16, 2016, through Sept. 30, 2023. Eligible individuals are U.S. consumers in states/territories who made qualifying Google Play transactions during the covered period; payments are automatic (minimum $2).
Payout:
TBD+
Simpson Strong-Tie 5,000 Settlement for October 2023 Data Breach Claims
Simpson Strong-Tie has agreed to a class action settlement offering payments of $20 to $5,000 to resolve claims tied to a data breach discovered in October 2023. The case concerns allegations that certain individuals’ personal information may have been exposed during the incident. The affected period is tied to the breach discovered in October 2023. Eligibility generally includes people who received a notice (or notice on their behalf) saying their information may have been impacted.
Payout:
TBD to TBD