25 Class Action Settlements You Can Claim in April 2026

Quick Facts

• This article covers 25 verified class action settlements with active claim windows open in April 2026.
• Deadlines vary — some close as early as April 6, 2026, so check each entry carefully.
• Consumer issues covered include data breaches, privacy violations, false advertising, product defects, robocalls, price overcharges, and wage disputes.
• Filing a claim is free. You do not need an attorney.
• Most claims take 5–15 minutes to complete online.
• You must submit a claim form to receive a payment — it is rarely automatic.
• Always verify current deadlines on each official settlement website before filing.

What Is a Class Action Settlement?

A class action settlement is a legal agreement that resolves a lawsuit brought on behalf of a large group of consumers who experienced the same harm from a company. When a company settles, it creates a fund to pay eligible consumers — without any admission of wrongdoing. You do not need to have participated in the original lawsuit to receive a payment. If you fall within the settlement’s defined class period and meet the eligibility requirements, you can file a claim for your share.

This article covers 25 settlements with open claim windows in April 2026. Filing is free and typically takes 5–15 minutes per settlement. Settlements are listed in order of claim deadline, earliest first.

How to Claim a Class Action Settlement

The process does not require an attorney and costs you nothing. First, confirm you meet each settlement’s eligibility criteria. Next, gather any required documentation — this may include a receipt, account number, bank statement, breach notification letter, or a notice you received by mail or email. Then visit the official settlement website listed for each entry and complete the online claim form before the deadline. Mailed claims must generally be postmarked by the deadline date. Keep a copy of your submission confirmation for your records.

25 Open Class Action Settlements — April 2026

Listed in order of claim deadline, earliest first.

1. NGL Labs (NGL App) FTC Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: The FTC and the Los Angeles District Attorney alleged that NGL Labs and its co-founders sent fake, AI-generated messages that appeared to come from real people, then tricked users into paying for NGL Pro subscriptions by falsely promising to reveal the identity of anonymous senders.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who paid for NGL Pro between January 2022 and July 2024 and experienced unauthorized charges. Claimants must be at least 18 years old, or have the claim form completed by a parent or guardian.

Settlement amount: $4.5 million

Estimated payment: Varies based on documented charges paid

Claim deadline: April 6, 2026

What you need: Proof of payment for NGL Pro subscription charges during the class period

Official settlement website: Visit the FTC’s official refund portal at ftc.gov/refunds and search for NGL. Call (833) 915-1521 for assistance.

Key note: This is an FTC-administered refund, not a standard class action. Only those who paid for NGL Pro and experienced unauthorized charges qualify.

Related article: Mylan N.V. $60M Securities Settlement, Did You Own Stock Between 2016 and 2019? File a Claim Before July 10, 2026

2. G.Skill DDR4/DDR5 Memory False Advertising Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that G.Skill International deceptively advertised the speed of its DDR4 and DDR5 desktop memory products, claiming the rated speeds over 2133 MHz (DDR4) or 4800 MHz (DDR5) were achievable out of the box, when in reality special configuration was required.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who purchased one or more G.Skill DDR4 or DDR5 DRAM non-laptop memory products with rated speeds over 2133 MHz or 4800 MHz respectively between January 31, 2018, and January 7, 2026.

Settlement amount: $2.4 million

Estimated payment: Pro-rata award per product purchased (exact amount TBD based on claims filed); up to 5 qualifying purchases paid per household

Claim deadline: April 7, 2026

What you need: Proof of purchase (receipt, order confirmation, or retailer purchase history); up to 5 products per household

Official settlement website: Contact the settlement administrator at [email protected] or call (877) 755-4222. Mail: G Skill Settlement Administrator, 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

Key note: Final approval hearing is scheduled for June 5, 2026. This is particularly relevant for PC builders and gamers who purchased G.Skill RAM for high-performance builds.

3. Lockton Southeast Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that the Southeast Series of Lockton Companies, a major insurance brokerage firm, failed to implement reasonable cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive personal information, resulting in a data breach detected on November 20, 2024, that compromised approximately 1 million people’s Social Security numbers, health data, and other personally identifiable information.

Who may be eligible: Living U.S. residents who were notified by Lockton Companies of the November 2024 data breach.

Settlement amount: $9.9 million (including $3 million for documented losses and $5.9 million in a common cash fund)

Estimated payment: Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses; alternative pro-rata cash payment (amount varies based on total valid claims); plus 1 year of CyEx Financial Shield Complete credit monitoring

Claim deadline: April 7, 2026

What you need: Class Member ID from the settlement notice you received. For documented loss claims: bank statements, credit card statements, receipts, tax documents, bills, or invoices showing losses attributable to the breach.

Official settlement website: TheLocktonDataSettlement.com | Administrator: Kroll Settlement Administration LLC, P.O. Box 5324, New York, NY 10150-5324 | Call: (833) 754-7264 | Email: [email protected]

Key note: Final approval hearing is May 7, 2026. If you received a breach notification letter from Lockton but have not yet filed, do not wait — the April 7 deadline is firm.

Related article: $8.9M Bioness Stockholder Settlement, Were You Cut Out of a Fair Price When They Sold the Company? Claim Before April 24

4. Panda Restaurant Group (Panda Express) Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Panda Restaurant Group failed to adequately protect the personal information of approximately 240,000 employees, resulting in a data breach in or around March 2023 that exposed full names, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers.

Who may be eligible: Individuals who received a data breach notification letter from Panda Restaurant Group regarding the March 2023 data breach.

Settlement amount: $2.45 million

Estimated payment:

• Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses with proof (bank statements, receipts, etc.)
• Approximately $100 flat cash payment without documentation
• Up to $125 additional statutory payment for California residents at the time of the breach
• One year of free three-bureau credit monitoring with $1 million identity theft insurance

Claim deadline: April 10, 2026

What you need: Unique ID and PIN from the settlement notice. For documented losses: third-party proof such as receipts, bank statements, or fraud documentation. No proof needed for the flat $100 cash option.

Official settlement website: PRGBreachSettlement.com | Mail: PRG Breach Settlement, c/o A.B. Data Ltd., P.O. Box 173073, Milwaukee, WI 53217 | Call: (866) 302-7373 | Email: [email protected]

Key note: Final approval hearing is April 20, 2026. If you are a Panda Express employee who received a breach notification, this is one of the highest flat-rate payouts available without requiring any documentation.

5. Dollar General Price Overcharge Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Dollar General charged customers a higher price at checkout than the price advertised on the store shelf between October 10, 2016, and November 19, 2025, in violation of consumer protection laws.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who paid more at checkout than the shelf-labeled price at any Dollar General store during the class period (October 10, 2016 – November 19, 2025).

Settlement amount: $8.5 million

Estimated payment:

• Cash: Up to $20 per household for documented overcharges (actual overcharge amount or $10 minimum, whichever is higher, for up to 2 documented incidents)
• In-store benefit: $3 discount on a $10+ purchase for all class members (requires myDG account registration by April 13, 2026)

Claim deadline: April 13, 2026

What you need: For the cash payment: proof of a contemporaneous complaint to a government entity or to Dollar General about a specific price overcharge, or objective contemporaneous evidence of an overcharge. For the $3 in-store discount: a myDG account or registration on the settlement website.

Official settlement website: Visit Dolgeneralsettlement.com or contact the administrator at (844) 262-4248. Case: Braun v. Dolgencorp LLC d/b/a Dollar General, Case No. MID-L-00950-25.

Key note: The cash payment requires documented proof of a specific overcharge complaint. However, the $3 in-store discount is available to all class members — even without documentation — as long as you register a myDG account by the deadline. Final approval hearing was March 19, 2026.

6. VB (Unknown Company) Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that personal information of U.S. residents was potentially shared in a data breach occurring around May 22, 2024.

Who may be eligible: U.S. residents whose personal information was potentially shared during the data breach that occurred around May 22, 2024. Claimants would typically have received a breach notification.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment:

• $100 flat cash payment (no proof required)
• Up to $6,500 for documented unreimbursed out-of-pocket expenses
• Two years of free credit monitoring

Claim deadline: April 15, 2026

What you need: Settlement notice with unique ID; for expense reimbursement: receipts, bank statements, or other third-party documentation

Official settlement website: vbdataincidentsettlement.com Contact the administrator by phone at (800) 270-4407 or by email at [email protected]. Mailing address: [Administrator], P.O. Box 6787, St. Paul, MN 55164.

Key note: Verify your eligibility using the notice you received. If you received a breach notification from this company in 2024 and have not yet filed, the April 15 deadline is approaching quickly.

7. Capital One 360 Savings Account Settlement (Automatic — No Claim Form Needed)

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Capital One secretly lowered interest rates on legacy 360 Savings accounts while marketing them as high-yield products, then quietly launched a higher-rate “360 Performance Savings” product without informing existing 360 Savings accountholders, causing them to earn significantly less interest than they would have otherwise.

Who may be eligible: Individuals who held a Capital One 360 Savings account between September 18, 2019, and June 16, 2025. Payments are automatic — no claim form is required.

Settlement amount: $425 million

Estimated payment: Varies based on account balance and the length of time you held a legacy 360 Savings account during the class period. The payment equals the difference between interest actually earned and what you would have earned at the 360 Performance Savings rate.

Action required before April 20, 2026: Although no claim form is needed, you should visit the settlement website to select your payment method (electronic payment is faster) and update your mailing address before the final approval hearing on April 20, 2026.

Claim deadline: No claim form deadline — but update payment preferences at the settlement website before April 20, 2026.

Official settlement website: CapitalOne360SavingsAccountLitigation.com

Key note: This is one of the largest consumer banking settlements in recent history. If you had a Capital One 360 Savings account during the class period, you are almost certainly entitled to a payment with no action required beyond confirming your payment method.

8. Northwell Health Pixel Tracking Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Northwell Health, a major New York-based health system, violated federal and state privacy laws by using pixel tracking tools from Google, Facebook, and other third parties on its FollowMyHealth patient portal and appointment booking pages, transmitting confidential patient information to those companies without consent.

Who may be eligible:

• Subclass 1: Patients who logged into the FollowMyHealth patient portal or booked an appointment on Northwell.edu between January 1, 2020, and December 31, 2023 — eligible for $15 cash payment AND 12 months of privacy monitoring
• Subclass 2: All other Northwell patients between January 1, 2020, and July 25, 2024 — eligible for 12 months of privacy monitoring only

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed (injunctive relief + monitoring services + cash)

Estimated payment: $15 cash + 12-month CyEx Privacy Shield Pro subscription (Subclass 1); 12-month privacy monitoring only (Subclass 2)

Claim deadline: April 20, 2026

What you need: Settlement notice with unique ID, or contact the administrator to confirm eligibility

Official settlement website: NWPixelSettlement.com | Case: Kaplan v. Northwell Health Inc., Case No. 520763/2025 | Final approval hearing: April 21, 2026.

Key note: This settlement is specifically for Northwell Health patients in New York. If you ever logged into the FollowMyHealth portal or booked an appointment online with Northwell between 2020 and 2024, check the settlement website to confirm your eligibility.

9. RevitaLash / RevitaBrow Product Liability Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Athena Cosmetics Inc. failed to disclose material information about its RevitaLash and RevitaBrow eyelash and eyebrow serum products, including potential risks and side effects of an active ingredient — dechloro dihydroxy difluoro ethylcloprostenolamide (DDDE), a chemical related to the glaucoma drug Latisse — which may cause eye irritation, redness, darkening of the eyelid, and eye inflammation.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who purchased any formulation of RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner (including Sensitive or Pro), or RevitaBrow Advanced Eyebrow Conditioner, between January 1, 2017, and December 29, 2025, for personal use (not resale).

Settlement amount: $4.17 million ($3,036,000 cash fund + $1,134,000 voucher fund)

Estimated payment:

• Without proof of purchase: $20 cash OR a $110 non-expiring product voucher redeemable at RevitaLash.com (limit one per household; can be stacked with other discount codes)
• With proof of purchase: Cash payment per product (amount pro-rated based on claims filed) plus the voucher option

Claim deadline: April 20, 2026

What you need: Without proof: self-attestation of purchase (one claim per household). With proof: receipt, order confirmation, shipping confirmation, or purchase history from retailer (required for claims of more than one product or to claim both cash and voucher simultaneously).

Official settlement website: EyeSerumSettlement.com | Administrator: Eye Serum Settlement Administrator, PO Box 231, Valparaiso, IN 46384 | Call: (888) 502-6383 | Email: [email protected]

Key note: Final approval hearing is May 21, 2026. This settlement is widely accessible — anyone who purchased these popular eyelash serums from any retailer (Sephora, Ulta, Amazon, RevitaLash.com) in the last eight years potentially qualifies with no proof needed.

10. Granite Wellness Centers Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Granite Wellness Centers, a California nonprofit that provides substance use disorder treatment services in Placer, Nevada, and Yuba counties, failed to implement reasonable cybersecurity measures, resulting in a January 5, 2021, data breach that compromised patient names, birth dates, contact information, health insurance data, driver’s license numbers, medical histories, and Social Security numbers.

Who may be eligible: Individuals whose personal identifying information or personal health information was accessed or acquired without authorization in the Granite Wellness Centers data breach on January 5, 2021. Granite Wellness Centers sent breach notices to affected individuals on or around March 6, 2021.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment:

• Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses
• Approximately $750 pro-rata cash payment (no documentation required)
• $100 additional statutory payment for class members who lived in California at any point between January 5, 2021, and April 27, 2026

Claim deadline: April 27, 2026

What you need: Breach notification from Granite Wellness Centers. For documented loss claims: supporting documentation such as bank statements, receipts, or fraud records.

Official settlement website:  GraniteWellnessDataSettlement.com  Contact the settlement administrator at (888) 995-4054. Mail: Bente, et al. v. Granite Wellness Centers, c/o Settlement Administrator, 1650 Arch St, Suite 2210, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Case No. S-CV-0050671.

Key note: Final approval hearing is April 28, 2026. If you received substance use disorder treatment through Granite Wellness Centers in California and received a breach notice in early 2021, the April 27 deadline is your last opportunity to file.

11. McLaren Health Care Corporation Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that McLaren Health Care Corporation, a Michigan-based hospital network operating 13 hospitals, failed to protect current and former patients’ sensitive information through two separate ransomware-linked data breaches — the first between July 28 and August 23, 2023, and the second between July 17 and August 3, 2024 — compromising approximately 2.8 million individuals’ names, Social Security numbers, health insurance information, dates of birth, and detailed medical records.

Who may be eligible: U.S. individuals whose private information may have been compromised in either the 2023 or 2024 McLaren Health Care data breach. Those who received a written breach notice from McLaren Health Care are considered class members.

Settlement amount: $14 million

Estimated payment:

• Up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses incurred on or after July 28, 2023 (credit card statements, bank statements, invoices, phone records, screenshots, or receipts)
• Pro-rata alternative flat cash payment (amount TBD; no proof required)
• Credit monitoring and identity theft protection services

Claim deadline: April 29, 2026

What you need: Unique Notice ID and confirmation code from the breach notice you received. For documented loss claims: third-party documentation. Class members who did not receive a notice can contact the administrator to confirm eligibility.

Official settlement website: MCHHSettlement.com | Case: Womack-Devereaux, et al. v. McLaren Health Care Corp., Case No. 24-121459-GC | Final approval hearing: April 21, 2026.

Key note: With approximately 2.8 million individuals affected across two separate breaches, this is one of the largest healthcare data breach settlements open for April 2026 claims. Former patients who received breach notices from McLaren in 2023 or 2024 should file immediately.

12. Capital One Affiliate Marketing Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Capital One seized affiliate marketing commissions from content creators and publishers who had partnerships with merchants that also participated in Capital One’s Shopping browser extension, effectively intercepting commissions that rightfully belonged to those affiliates.

Who may be eligible: Individuals or entities who partnered with a merchant that also partnered with Capital One Shopping using the same affiliate network, and who had qualifying transactions in Capital One’s Shopping data during the class period.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment: Varies based on intercepted commission amounts; pro-rata

Claim deadline: April 17, 2026

What you need: Business name, publisher ID, affiliate ID, URLs, and/or click IDs demonstrating your affiliate partnership and qualifying transactions. Unique Class Member ID from settlement notice if received.

Official settlement website: Visit CapitalOneShoppingSettlement.com or contact the settlement administrator for information on eligibility verification.

Key note: This settlement is distinct from the Capital One 360 Savings settlement (entry #7 above). It specifically covers affiliate marketers and content creators whose commissions may have been diverted through Capital One’s Shopping browser extension.

13. Google Play Store $630M Antitrust Settlement (Automatic — No Claim Form Needed)

What the lawsuit alleged: Attorneys general from all 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands alleged that Google violated antitrust laws by monopolizing app distribution and in-app billing through its Google Play Store, forcing consumers to pay inflated prices for apps and in-app purchases.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers (including Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands) who made a qualifying purchase through the Google Play Store or paid for in-app content through Google Play Billing between August 16, 2016, and September 30, 2023. No claim form is required — payments are automatic.

Settlement amount: $630 million

Estimated payment: Minimum $2 per eligible consumer. Higher amounts are possible depending on your purchase history (apps, subscriptions, in-app purchases). Exact amounts will be determined after the final approval hearing.

Action required before April 30, 2026 final hearing: No action required for most consumers. Payments will be distributed automatically via PayPal or Venmo using the contact information linked to your Google Play account. If you wish to update your contact information or be notified when a supplemental claims process opens, you can submit your information at the settlement website.

Claim deadline: Automatic — no claim form. Final approval hearing: April 30, 2026.

Official settlement website: GooglePlayStateAGLitigation.com | Call: (866) 905-8127

Key note: If you have made any app purchases, subscriptions, or in-app purchases on Android through Google Play since 2016, you are almost certainly entitled to a payment with no effort required. Payments are expected to be distributed via PayPal or Venmo by summer 2026 following the April 30 hearing.

14. SiriusXM Telemarketing (TCPA) Settlement (Extended Reminder)

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that SiriusXM placed multiple unsolicited telemarketing calls to consumers whose numbers were listed on the National Do Not Call Registry or who had specifically asked to be added to SiriusXM’s internal Do Not Call list, in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who received more than one telemarketing call from SiriusXM within any 12-month period between April 27, 2019, and October 31, 2025, after their number was registered on the National Do Not Call Registry (for at least 31 days) or after they requested SiriusXM add their number to its internal Do Not Call list. Consumers must not have been self-paying SiriusXM subscribers at the time of the calls.

Settlement amount: $28 million

Estimated payment: Varies based on the total number of valid claims filed

Claim deadline: April 13, 2026 (Note: Some sources list March 21, 2026 as the original deadline — verify the current deadline directly on the official settlement website before filing, as an extension to April 13 has been reported.)

What you need: Phone number(s) that received the unwanted SiriusXM calls

Official settlement website: SXMTCPASettlement.com | Case: Campbell et al. v. SiriusXM Radio Inc., Case No. 2:22-cv-2261 | Call: (866) 566-4210

Key note: If you received unwanted SiriusXM telemarketing calls on a number registered with the Do Not Call Registry and have not yet filed, verify the current deadline immediately at the official settlement website.

15. Northwell Health FollowMyHealth Privacy Monitoring (No Cash — Monitoring Only for Subclass 2)

See full details under entry #8 above. This reminder is for Northwell Health patients who were patients between January 1, 2020, and July 25, 2024, but who did NOT log into the FollowMyHealth portal or book an appointment online. This group (Subclass 2) is entitled to 12 months of free privacy monitoring services — no cash payment, but the monitoring benefit (including VPN, dark web monitoring, and data broker removal requests) has real value.

Claim deadline: April 20, 2026

Official settlement website: NWPixelSettlement.com

16. Target Wage Transparency Settlement (Washington State) (Reminder — Deadline May Have Passed)

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Target failed to include required wage scales, salary ranges, and general benefit descriptions in certain job postings in Washington state, violating the state’s Equal Pay and Opportunities Act effective January 1, 2023.

Who may be eligible: Individuals who applied for a job at Target in Washington state between January 1, 2023, and July 26, 2025, where the posting did not include the required wage scale or salary range information.

Settlement amount: $2.225 million

Estimated payment: Approximately $1,711.93 or more per eligible claimant (final amount varies based on total valid claims)

Claim deadline: March 31, 2026 (verify on the official settlement website — may have already closed)

What you need: Documentation of your Washington state Target job application during the class period

Official settlement website: http://epoasettlement-jan-02-2026.com/

Key note: This is included as a reminder for Washington state residents who applied for Target jobs during the class period and may have missed the deadline. Verify the current status immediately at the official settlement website.

17. AbleTo TCPA Settlement (Mental Health App Robocalls)

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that AbleTo, a virtual mental health platform, placed prerecorded voicemail messages to consumers without the required prior express written consent, in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Who may be eligible: U.S. consumers who received prerecorded voicemail messages from AbleTo on their cell phones without providing prior express written consent.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment: Varies (pro-rata based on claims filed)

Claim deadline: April 2026 (verify exact date at official settlement website)

What you need: Phone number that received the prerecorded AbleTo voicemail(s); settlement notice if received

Official settlement website: Verify at abletotcpasettlement.com or contact the settlement administrator for current details. Case reported March 18, 2026.

Key note: This is a newer settlement announced in March 2026. If you received unexpected prerecorded voicemails from AbleTo on your mobile phone, check the settlement website to confirm eligibility and deadline.

18. Fidelity Investments Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Fidelity Investments failed to adequately protect customer data, resulting in a data breach in August 2024 that compromised sensitive personal and financial information.

Settlement amount: $2.5 million

Estimated payment: Cash payment and/or credit monitoring (exact amounts TBD based on documented losses and claims filed)

Claim deadline: April 2026 (verify exact deadline at official settlement website)

Who may be eligible: Individuals who received a data breach notification from Fidelity Investments related to the August 2024 breach.

What you need: Breach notification from Fidelity; documentation of losses if claiming above the flat cash amount

Official settlement website: Verify current details at Google (search “Fidelity 2026 settlement”) or contact the settlement administrator. Case announced March 13, 2026.

Key note: This settlement was announced in March 2026. If you are a Fidelity customer who received a breach notification related to an August 2024 incident, verify your eligibility and the current filing deadline immediately.

19. Essen Health Care Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Essen Health Care (Essen Medical Associates) failed to implement reasonable cybersecurity measures to protect patient data, resulting in a March 2023 data breach that compromised the personal and medical information of patients.

Settlement amount: $4 million

Estimated payment: Up to $5,100 for documented out-of-pocket losses; pro-rata flat cash payment without documentation

Claim deadline: June 1, 2026 (this deadline extends into May/June — included here because the settlement was opened and is claimable throughout April 2026)

Who may be eligible: Current and former Essen Health Care patients whose information was compromised in the March 2023 data breach and who received a breach notification.

What you need: Breach notification from Essen Health Care; for documented losses: bank statements, credit card statements, invoices, or receipts.

Official settlement website: EssenSettlement.com | Call: (833) 830-5361 | Case: related to Essen Medical Associates 2023 data breach.

Key note: Although the deadline extends into June, April is the ideal time to file while you can still locate your records and breach notification. Do not wait until the last week.

20. Mercedes-Benz USA Warranty Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Mercedes-Benz USA failed to cover certain vehicle parts and repairs under its High Performance Powertrain (HPP) Warranty, denying customers coverage they were entitled to under the warranty terms.

Who may be eligible: Owners or lessees of qualifying Mercedes-Benz vehicles whose parts or repairs were denied coverage under the HPP Warranty during the class period. Verify specific vehicle models and years on the official settlement website.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment: Cash payment and/or extended warranty coverage (exact amounts TBD)

Claim deadline: April 2026 (verify exact date at official settlement website)

What you need: Vehicle information (VIN), warranty denial documentation, and repair invoices

Official settlement website: Verify current details at hazdovacemissionswarrantysettlement.com. Case announced March 17, 2026.

Key note: If you own a Mercedes-Benz and were denied warranty coverage you believe was owed under the HPP Warranty, check the settlement website for your specific vehicle’s eligibility.

21. Christian Dior Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Christian Dior failed to protect customer data in a January 2025 data breach that exposed customers’ personal information including names, contact details, dates of birth, government IDs, and in some cases Social Security numbers.

Who may be eligible: U.S. customers of Christian Dior whose personal information was exposed in the January 2025 data breach and who received a breach notification.

Settlement amount: Not publicly disclosed

Estimated payment:

• $100 flat cash payment (no proof of loss required)
• Up to $1,500 for documented losses (identity theft costs, credit monitoring services, etc.) plus $100 for SSN exposure
• Two years of credit monitoring with $1 million fraud insurance

Claim deadline: May 25, 2026 (claimable throughout April 2026)

What you need: Breach notification from Christian Dior; documentation for loss reimbursement claims

Official settlement website: Verify at cddatasettlement.com, Case announced March 17, 2026.

Key note: If you shopped at Christian Dior and received a breach notice about the January 2025 incident, you can claim $100 with no documentation required. The deadline extends into late May, giving you time to file during April.

22. Comcast Xfinity Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Comcast failed to implement adequate cybersecurity safeguards and disclosed a data breach two months after discovering it, resulting in an October 2023 breach exploiting the “CitrixBleed” vulnerability that exposed the personal information of approximately 31.6 million Xfinity customers, including usernames, hashed passwords, names, contact information, dates of birth, and Social Security numbers.

Who may be eligible: Approximately 31.6 million U.S. residents who received an individual breach notification from Comcast/Xfinity regarding the October 2023 data breach.

Settlement amount: $117.5 million

Estimated payment:

• $50 flat cash payment (no documentation required)
• Up to $10,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses related to identity theft
• Three years of identity theft protection and credit monitoring

Claim deadline: August 14, 2026 (claimable throughout April 2026 — file now rather than wait)

What you need: Settlement notice ID from the letter or email Comcast sent about the breach. For documented loss claims over $100: receipts, bank statements, invoices, or professional service bills.

Official settlement website: Verify at the official Comcast settlement website (announced by the administrator following the January 16, 2026 preliminary approval). Final approval hearing: July 7, 2026.

Key note: With 31.6 million people eligible and a $50 flat payment requiring no documentation, this is one of the most broadly accessible settlements of 2026. If you received a Comcast breach notification about the October 2023 incident, do not discard it — file your claim during April to get ahead of the August rush.

23. Norton Healthcare Data Breach Settlement

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Norton Healthcare failed to prevent a May 2023 data breach — linked to a ransomware attack — that exposed sensitive personal, medical, and financial information of patients, employees, and their dependents.

Settlement amount: $11 million

Estimated payment:

• Up to $2,580 for documented out-of-pocket losses
• Three years of medical data monitoring services

Claim deadline: May 18, 2026 (claimable throughout April 2026)

Who may be eligible: Individuals who received a breach notification from Norton Healthcare related to the May 2023 ransomware attack.

What you need: Breach notification; documentation of losses if claiming above the base benefit

Official settlement website: Verify current details at nortondataincidentsettlement.com  Settlement announced February 17, 2026.

Key note: The three-year medical data monitoring package is particularly valuable for healthcare breach victims. If you were a Norton Healthcare patient, employee, or dependent who received a breach notice, file during April while you have time before the May deadline.

24. Google Play Subscription Settlement — California Residents

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that Google automatically renewed subscriptions purchased through Google Play’s checkout without adequate disclosure of the recurring billing terms, violating California’s automatic renewal laws.

Who may be eligible: California residents who paid for at least one renewal term of a Google subscription purchased through a Google Play checkout screen or “buy cart” between May 30, 2014, and October 27, 2019, for personal, family, or household purposes. Excludes Google Drive subscriptions, subscriptions canceled during a free trial, and subscriptions fully refunded by Google.

Settlement amount: $5 million

Estimated payment: Automatic — no claim form required. Class members who do not exclude themselves will automatically receive payment.

Claim deadline: Automatic payment — no claim form required. Final approval hearing: July 23, 2026.

What you need: No action required. Eligible California residents will receive automatic payments.

Official settlement website: Verify at playstoresubscriptionsettlement.com. Case: Uzair, et al. v. Google LLC, Case No. 18-CV-328915, Superior Court of California, Santa Clara County.

Key note: This is a separate, California-specific settlement from the nationwide $630 million Google Play Store antitrust settlement (entry #13). If you are a California resident, you may qualify for payments under both settlements.

25. SunTrust (Truist) Overdraft Fees Settlement — Georgia Residents

What the lawsuit alleged: Plaintiffs alleged that SunTrust Bank, now operating as Truist Bank, charged illegal overdraft fees on ATM and debit card transactions for Georgia customers, specifically by reordering transactions in a way that maximized overdraft charges rather than processing them in chronological order.

Who may be eligible: Georgia citizens who: (1) had one or more accounts with SunTrust Bank not closed before June 1, 2010; (2) had at least one overdraft of $500 or less from an ATM or debit card transaction between July 12, 2006, and April 15, 2014; (3) paid excess fees as a result; and (4) did not receive a refund of those fees.

Settlement amount: $240 million

Estimated payment: Estimated between $5 and $1,000 based on the amount of overdraft fees charged. Exact amounts will be calculated based on bank records.

Claim deadline: August 2026 (exact claim form deadline TBD — the exclusion/objection deadline is April 20, 2026)

What you need: SunTrust account records from the class period. The settlement administrator will use bank records to calculate eligible amounts.

Official settlement website: Verify details at suntrustoverdraftclassaction.com  Final approval hearing: May 26, 2026.

Key note: For Georgia residents who banked with SunTrust between 2006 and 2014: the exclusion and objection deadline is April 20, 2026. If you wish to opt out or object, you must act by that date. The claim form deadline is expected to open later in 2026 once the settlement receives final approval.

What to Know Before You File

File only for settlements where you genuinely qualify. Each claim form is submitted under penalty of perjury. Providing false or inaccurate information can result in claim denial and may carry legal consequences. Fraudulent claims also reduce the funds available to legitimately eligible class members.

After the claim deadline passes, the settlement administrator reviews all submissions. Courts must grant final approval before payments are issued — this typically takes 3–6 months after the claim deadline, and longer if appeals are filed. Watch for a settlement notice by mail or email once your payment is approved, and check your spam folder.

Always verify eligibility requirements and deadlines on the official settlement website before filing. Settlement administrators are the only authoritative source for current claim status and deadlines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a lawyer to file? 

No. Class action settlements are designed for consumers to file directly at no cost. You should never pay anyone to file a standard settlement claim on your behalf.

Can I claim multiple settlements at the same time?

 Yes, as long as you genuinely qualify for each one. Each claim is independent.

What if I don’t have proof of purchase?

 Many settlements offer a reduced payment option without proof. Check each settlement’s specific terms.

How long until I receive payment?

 Most payments arrive 3–6 months after the claim deadline, but only after the court grants final approval. If the settlement is appealed, the timeline can extend.

Are settlement payments taxable?

 It depends on the type of settlement. Payments for physical injury may not be taxable. Payments for fraud, data breaches, or wage disputes are often taxable income. Consult a tax professional for significant amounts.

What happens if I miss the deadline?

 In nearly all cases, missing the deadline means no payment. Courts rarely reopen claim periods.

Last Updated: March 27, 2026

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on official settlement websites before filing a claim. Settlement details and deadlines can change — confirm all information at the official settlement administrator’s website.