New Class Action Lawsuits - Full Database

Lawsuits call human-like chatbot design a product defect, and at least eight states now regulate AI companions that could pass for a person.

A 50-state map and table of which courts put filings online for free, which charge, and which still require a courthouse visit.

How standing and jurisdiction ended or relocated class actions against Bass Pro, GameStop, UDR and others, before any court ruled on the merits.

The federal publicity-or-propaganda ban, the Hatch Act and the copyright fight over “Love Me,” and why no court case has been filed yet.

Lookalike settlement website addresses differ from the real one by a single letter. How the redirects work and how to confirm the official claim site.

Payments follow final approval and the appeal window, then settlement agreements typically allow 60 to 150 days to pay — the timeline, with real examples.

A state-by-state map and table of gift card expiration, fee and cash-back rules, on top of the federal 5-year floor.

When an airline must refund a cancelled or changed flight, the 7-day credit card deadline, bag fee refunds and bumping pay — and why delays pay nothing.

The free dispute process with Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, the 30-day deadline, and what to do when a bureau says the error is accurate.

How often collectors can call, what they cannot say, the letter that stops contact, and what a collector owes if it breaks federal law.

Why the $5 overdraft cap never took effect, the bank fee practices behind overdraft settlements, and how customers get fees back.

A driver found 51% responsible for a Texas truck crash recovers nothing. How the percentages are set and the records that move them.

New York now mails some unclaimed funds up to $5,000 without a claim. What the letter and check look like, where the claim ID is, and how settlement money ends up in the state fund.

How Houston’s port, chemical and long-haul freight corridors concentrate collision exposure, and why records, contracts and vendor oversight decide what a carrier can prove afterward.

Across 305 data breach settlements, the headline is usually up to $5,000 but the cash without receipts has a median of $50.

How one tractor-trailer crash tests liability, record-keeping, insurance coverage and federal compliance — and what that means for any business running heavy equipment.

An eight-year post-mortem: how the Qualcomm smartphone antitrust case lost its nationwide class, its theory and its evidence, and closed with nothing paid.

When Canadian police need a warrant to enter a home, the exceptions, what makes a warrant invalid, and how evidence gets excluded.

Every claim open into October, November and December, soonest first — 15 take a claim with no receipt and no notice ID.

Viewing-data tracking moved from smart TV hardware into streaming apps. Why a 1988 videotape law governs it, and what the Supreme Court decides after its October 14, 2026 argument.

The Prime discount, New York City’s delivery worker pay law behind the flat $2, and the lawsuits against Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub over delivery fees.

Temu privacy claimants must hold a call with Temu before arbitration, a judge ruled in March 2026. What the call is, and why no settlement or claim form exists.

The deposit posted, then the bank reversed it. Why a real settlement check bounces, the fee to contest, and how to get the administrator to reissue it.

Roughly two dozen coordinated product-liability cases, a Florida state lawsuit, and a 42-state subpoena — but OpenAI has never paid a tort claim. What a payout before 2028 would actually require.

California makes a cancel button sit beside every save offer, the federal rule was struck down, and New York City starts enforcing its own on October 1.

Administrators now email a check to print at home. Why the print-out is the real check, the printer settings that matter, and what to do when a bank refuses it.

Pop-up blockers, autofill, Safari and a typed dollar sign account for most rejected submissions — plus the paper route every settlement keeps open.

Venmo holds a payout addressed to an email it has not confirmed. The verification fix, the 30-day expiry clock, and when the administrator is the one to ask.

The security screens and watermark warnings change nothing about how a settlement check is deposited. Where to sign, when the money clears, and the void-after date that costs people their payment.

A repaired car still carries its accident history — who pays for the lost resale value, what courts measure, and the proof that supports the claim.

What the Latin actually means, why consolidated class actions and MDLs almost always use it, and how to decode a caption line by line.

New York makes sellers label a price built from your own data — and no shopper can sue over a missing one. Here is who can.

What survivors and families should look for: institutional case experience, privacy, evidence and fees — plus the questions to ask before signing anything.

Not every fender bender needs an attorney — serious injuries, disputed fault, or more than one liable party are what change the answer.

Why a business that never built anything can get an infringement demand over software or Wi-Fi gear it bought — and what separates a troll from a legitimate NPE.

Field sobriety tests are voluntary in most states — the chemical test after arrest usually is not, and refusing it suspends your license on its own.

Career-offender status raised the guideline range in 91% of cases in 2025 — whether a prior violent conviction lengthens a sentence turns on may vs. shall.

Adjusters read what is public and defense attorneys can reach the rest in discovery — and deleting a post afterward can be treated as spoliation.

The five biggest home insurers closed more than 44% of claims without paying in 2025 — here is how to push back on a denial or a lowball offer.

Yahoo ties ads to a hash of your email or phone number, so clearing cookies does nothing — here is the opt-out, including the verification step people skip.

No receipts, no Notice ID, and no mailed notice needed — the settlements anyone in the class can file on an attestation alone. Deadlines start Aug 24.

It bars a second prosecution for the same offense — but two sovereigns can each charge you, and it never blocks a civil class action.

You can usually decline and walk out — but the viral claim that only a manager or licensed guard can detain you is not what Penal Code 490.5 says.

Freeze credit, protect tax and Social Security records, distinguish a dark-web alert from actual misuse and preserve evidence.

Find unfamiliar care or insurance claims, correct contaminated medical records and document a healthcare-breach recovery.

What each identity-protection tool does, what it cannot stop, how long it lasts and when to use all three.

The first 24 hours, first week and first month: contain access, report theft, dispute false records and confirm corrections.

Credit and debit deadlines differ. Learn what to report, what to document and what happens during the investigation.

Build a cancellation timeline, dispute post-cancellation billing and stop the permission path that could allow another charge.

Match the exact model, follow the official remedy, preserve proof and report a repair, refund or replacement that fails.

Check a VIN, arrange the authorized remedy and document parts delays, older-vehicle coverage and prior paid repairs.

Match lot codes, handle or dispose of recalled food safely, preserve useful evidence and request the announced remedy.

Use the right reporting site, submit useful facts and understand why an FTC report does not replace individual recovery.

How the IRS treats consumer refunds, wages, interest, punitive damages, physical injuries, emotional distress and Form 1099 reporting.

Most claims settle in 6 to 18 months — but reaching maximum medical improvement, contested fault, insurer delay tactics, filing suit and policy limits each move that clock.

Insider trading, embezzlement, fraud schemes and money laundering — how each one works, what a conviction costs, and who ends up absorbing the damage.

Real settlement notices and the scams imitating them look identical. Five checks tell them apart — and one of them ends the inquiry on its own.

Our own data: median fund $5M not $100M, median claim window 55 days, and the thing blocking most claims is a missing code — not a missing receipt.

83% of the claim deadlines in our archive have already expired — that is the material AI assistants draw on. The failure modes, and the two-minute check.

You have four options, not two — and the one most people pick by accident surrenders the right to sue while collecting nothing.

Which agency takes the complaint — FTC, Postal Inspection Service, IC3, your state AG — what each one does with it, and how to move on the payment rail if you already paid.

Every open settlement you can file with no receipts and no Notice ID — 16 of them, each checked against its real claim form. Automatic payments and ID-gated cases deliberately excluded.

The top 10 largest class action settlements ever, now led by the ~$23B student loan case — plus why tobacco, opioids and the mortgage deal never counted.

Adjusters are trained to settle for the lowest justifiable sum. How insurers value claims, why first offers are closing attempts, and what attorneys change.

Most lawsuits relating to motorbike accidents are usually settled between six and eighteen months after their filing. What stretches that timeline, and what riders control.

The "your home warranty may be expiring" letter telling you to call 1-888-404-4504 is mass-mailed from public deed records. How it works and where to report it.

A searchable, sortable list of all 166 active federal MDLs as of September 2026 — case names, MDL numbers, judges, courts, and pending case counts, plus what moved since August.

A charts-first guide to retirement-plan class actions — what they allege, the biggest settlements (from Colgate's $332M to single-digit-million fee cases), and how to tell if you're in the class.

Reported SMS-scam losses are falling, but the scams moved to iMessage, RCS and WhatsApp — where carriers can't filter them. What changed, and your rights under the TCPA.

A fact-checked guide to every major class action facing the newly public SpaceX — data center noise, Starship damage, Grok deepfakes, worker claims, and a shareholder lawsuit ban.

A fired McGregor, Texas painter alleges SpaceX used cheaper non-spec paint on federal-contract test stands and terminated him for objecting. Not a class action.

Kickback lawsuits, a new MDL, and court orders are pushing settlement administrators to disclose rebates, interest income, and where unclaimed funds go.

California's DFPI ordered Chime to pay a $2.5M penalty and overhaul customer support after finding it mishandled complaints. A regulatory fine, not a consumer refund.

Fewer shareholder suits were filed in 2025 (207, down from 226), yet Disclosure Dollar Loss set a record $694B — driven by mega filings and a wave of AI cases.

A fact-based rundown of Con Edison's 2026 picture — a $4.3M PSC penalty with customer refunds, the 2026–2028 rate plan, a $750K AG workplace settlement, and two federal suits.

Who brings the case, what's at stake, and why the same act can be acquitted in criminal court and still cost millions in civil court.

Federal question cases, diversity jurisdiction's $75,000 rule, removal, and why CAFA sends most big class actions to federal court.

The 94 federal trial courts where nearly every class action begins — the judges, the three-tier system, and how to read a case number like N.D. Cal.

Know the law, train staff, put policies in writing, carry real coverage, and document incidents — the five habits that keep bars and restaurants out of dram shop lawsuits.

From the 1977 Bates decision to the 2018 rules overhaul — why legal ads carry disclaimers, what firms can't say, and the red flags consumers should watch for.

The $310M+ federal East Palestine consent decree is still pending court approval, while a separate DOJ lawsuit over Amtrak Crescent Route delays already settled in 2025.

More than sixty open class action settlements with a July 2026 claim deadline, sorted day by day — cash, vouchers, and data-breach payouts, verified and linked.

What PACER is, why it costs money, the $125M fee class action, the January 2027 price hike, and how to read federal filings for free.

A fact-checked roundup of the settlements actually open for claims this summer — no-proof cash first, then data-breach and specialty claims, with verified deadlines.

How TPS expiration, the end of Uniting for Ukraine, and three June 2026 Supreme Court rulings put hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians in legal limbo. An explainer, not legal advice.

Patents, trade secrets, trademarks, and monitoring — how sustainability founders can protect their brand identity, ideas, and products from counterfeiters.

When a firing crosses from unfair into unlawful — discrimination, retaliation, broken contracts, and the strict EEOC deadlines that protect your rights.

A New York judge denied Giuliani's motion to dismiss Noelle Dunphy's civil suit, letting her assault, wage, and pardon allegations proceed. Not a class action. Allegations remain unproven.

Letitia James and six other states are challenging the federal cancellation of Attentive Energy's $795M New York Bight offshore wind lease. A state lawsuit, not a class action or claim.

When the driver vanishes, who pays the medical bills and lost wages? How health insurance, uninsured motorist coverage, and MedPay can help after a Phoenix hit-and-run.

North Carolina's proposed SB 626 could cut the no-fault divorce separation period from 12 months to 6. What the bill proposes and what it means for divorce cases.

A guide to the steps that protect your truck accident claim in Minneapolis — from the scene and medical care to dealing with insurers and Minnesota deadlines.

Florida's AG sued OpenAI and Sam Altman over ChatGPT under FDUTPA. What the complaint alleges — and why it is a state enforcement action, not a class action.

Why California sued over the June 2025 National Guard federalization, what 10 U.S.C. § 12406 says, and how the courts ruled — from TRO to troops going home.

A Rhode Island federal judge vacated four USCIS hold policies that paused asylum, work permit, green card, and citizenship decisions. Not a settlement or claim form.

The Doe v. Bonnell trial was called off; the case is on hold until the court rules on sanctions over allegedly deleted evidence.

Cento faces a proposed class action lawsuit over its Certified San Marzano tomato labels. The complaint alleges shoppers paid a premium for tomatoes plaintiffs say were not officially DOP certified.

Universal Plus and Flexiplus policyholders in Canada may be paid by a proposed $213.5 million Sun Life MetLife settlement; OptiMet policyholders are excluded, awaiting court approval.

A directory of 143 expert network companies with signup and contact links, grouped by industry focus, regions served, and headquarters.

The DOJ urged a court to reject the Fashion Nova ADA settlement, noting the claims website itself was inaccessible to blind users.

New York caps health club contracts at $3,600/year under GBL § 623 — what that means for SLT and other boutique studios.

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As of November 2025, eligible Amazon Prime consumers have begun receiving automatic settlement payments up to $51 through the U.S. FTC.

NordVPN has agreed to settle the consolidated auto-renewal case in New York federal court. Terms and a claim form come after preliminary approval.

JustFab, ShoeDazzle, and FabKids have agreed to pay $4.8 million after allegations from 33 state attorneys general that it used deceptive marketing practices.

A new federal class action lawsuit filed in Pennsylvania accuses General Motors (GM) of selling several 2025 models with defective master brake cylinders.

SiriusXM agreed to pay $28M over do-not-call telemarketing calls; final approval came July 6, 2026, but an objector’s appeal is holding up payments.

You may potentially be owed money if a new On Running shoes class action lawsuit over allegedly excessive squeakiness reaches a settlement.

You may be part of a new class action lawsuit against Chobani that alleges certain yogurts marketed with the phrase Only Natural Ingredients were falsely advertised.

Patients accuse manufacturers of selling dangerous retrievable IVC filters and not giving adequate warnings. There is also a Canadian IVC Filter Class Action.

You may be part of a new $2,400,000 class action against G.Skill over allegations that DDR4 and DDR5 desktop memory was falsely advertised with higher RAM speed.

Payments are being sent to people who filed valid RoundUp claims on time. Methods include prepaid Visa cards, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, direct deposit, and paper checks.

You may be part of a new class action settlement reached with Amazon.com over allegations that customers were double charged for returns.

Chime customers are receiving emails that say the company is mailing a refund check for hundreds of dollars in some cases, along with a courtesy credits.

A Frito-Lay class action lawsuit over allegations of false advertising "Poppables" was recently dismissed without prejudice but the plaintiff can refile the lawsuit later with revised class action claims.

If you filed a valid claim for the Lilly Lashes “Cruelty-Free” Mink Eyelash Settlement, payments are now being distributed to approved claimants. The reported payments are $4.47 per claim.

Claimants are reporting average payments of around $25 to $26 from the Walmart weighted groceries and bagged citrus class action. Learn how to find the payment.

Starting with payments issued the second week of October 2025, the new allowable maximum New Yorkers can receive weekly will rise from $504 to $869 per weekly unemployment check.

Starting in 2025, eligible U.S. newborns receive a $1,000 deposit into a Government Investment Account. Here is who qualifies, when it starts and how to claim your free investment account!

Have you ever bought anything from Amazon.com during Prime Day? If you did, you may be included in a newly filed class action complaint. Learn about the new Amazon class action.

Consumers who purchased raw pork between June 2014 and June 2018 may soon be eligible for payments from an additional $85 million settlement with Tyson Foods. Claim Form Available Soon.

Second-round Macy's settlement payments are going out now, with many class members receiving $2.50 top-up payouts. Find out when and how payments arrive.

Class action lawsuits totaling $59,500,000 have been settled regarding the popular Flo health app. As of today, no claim form is available but should be available soon.

New York is mailing one time inflation relief checks to eligible taxpayers to help offset higher living costs. The largest payments are $400 for families.

This new class action lawsuit, Rodriguez v. Google LLC, alleges that Google LLC unlawfully accessed and collected data from users' mobile devices. Claim Form Pending.

If You Purchased 5 Products from Amazon You Could Qualify for a New Class Action that Affects 288 Million Americans. Claim Form Pending as of September 2025.

The long-awaited payments from the $725M Facebook privacy settlement have officially begun rolling out in September 2025. U.S. Facebook users who filed valid claims.

You may be part of a new $1.5 billion class action settlement reached with Anthropic over allegations that the popular AI company downloaded large collections of copyrighted books from "shadow" libraries.

How class action and plaintiff firms rank in Google and get cited by ChatGPT, Gemini & AI Overviews — keywords, local SEO, content, schema, and citations.

On August 19, 2025, Chief U.S. District Judge R. David Proctor in Alabama gave final approval to a $2.8 billion class-action settlement between Blue Cross Blue Shield and providers.

A new open class action lawsuit alleges that Coca-Cola misled buyers by labeling Sprite and Fanta sodas as made with 100 percent natural flavors.

Facebook Settlement Update - Payouts from the $725 million Facebook privacy settlement have begun for approved claimants in the United States.

Walmart agreed to pay $5.6 million to settle a civil consumer protection lawsuit brought by four California counties over allegations that the retailer ripped off customers.

Washington residents who got a Cash App referral text since Nov. 14, 2019 may claim $88 - $147 in a $12.5M class action settlement. Claim form expected mid to late August 2025.

Approved October 2, 2026, with estimated tier payments of about $6.50 to $40 a claim; claims closed December 18, 2025.

A $2 billion settlement has been reached with DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva over allegations that PFAS chemical releases contaminated water, causing cancer.

Zantac Settlement - Find out about the Zantac Cancer lawsuit update for 2025 - How are Boehringer Ingelheim, GSK, Pfizer and Sanofi Pharma Dealing with the $2.2 Billion Settlement?

Facebook Tracking Class Action Settlement is Sending Payments of $40.67 to qualifying class action claimants who filed their claim forms on time in the Facebook tracking class action.

400+ websites with free shipping options to choose from. Why pay extra if you can find websites that don't charge anything for shipping orders, even with no minimum order cost.

GSK Settles nearly 80,000 lawsuits with $2.2 Billion class action settlmenet over Zantac cancer risks. There are other class action lawsuits pending over Zantac.

Experiencing consumer fraud can be distressing, but understanding how to file a complaint with your state's Attorney General can help you recover funds from scammers.

A new class action lawsuit has been filed around allegations that suggests PayPal Honey, a popular coupon app, may engage in practices that violate consumers' and content creators' rights.

Apple recently agreed to pay $95 million over claims that Siri was secretly recording conversations without consent. If you're an Apple user, this could mean a payout of $20 per device.

The class action lawsuit claims that Sony's policy, implemented in April 2019, foreclosed price competition in the retail market for digital PlayStation games, leading to higher prices compared to physical games.

Which no-proof settlements and FTC refund programs actually paid in 2026, plus the no-proof claims still open right now.

'Hawk Tuah' girl is facing lawsuits and investigaitons by law firms over allegations of a cryptocurrency scam after HAWK coin collapses in value shortly after launching.

Did you have buffering, glitching or streaming issues watching the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul Fight on Netflix? If so you, you may be one of many Netflix subscribers in this new class action lawsuit.

The class action lawsuit was filed against Apple on behalf of a class of consumers alleging that the first generation of Apple AirPods Pro (AirPods Pro Gen 1) had a known audio defect.

Change Healthcare's massive cyberattack compromised protected health information for 100 million individuals, making it the largest known breach of protected health information in U.S. history.

Similasan has settled a $3,575,000 class action lawsuit over allaegations that some of their eye drop products may have been improperly advertised without approvals from the FDA.

Jackson Hewitt has agreed to pay $10.8 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging it engaged in unlawful "no-poach" agreements that suppressed wages and competition for tax preparers.

The FTC has settled a lawsuit with Brigit for $18 million due to deceptive practices related to cash advances and allegations of difficult subscription cancellations.

MoneyGram Payment Systems is facing a class action lawsuit following a data breach in late 2024, where hackers accessed and stole sensitive customer information!

Payments are being distributed to valid class action claimants as of November 2024. Check your email spam inbox in case you missed your payout notification and link!

Payments are being distributed to valid class action claimants as of October 23, 2024. The settlement administrator deemed 842,004 claims as valid out of about 14 million total claims filed.

The FLSA is a U.S. federal law that establishes and protects workers' rights, including wages, overtime pay, recordkeeping, and child labor standards for full-time and part-time employees.

This $391,000 settlement has been reached after a lawsuit between the California Attorney General's office and Green Valley Corporation over violations of the California Tenant Protection Act.

The FCRA aims to ensure that consumer reporting agencies operate with fairness, accuracy, and respect for privacy. It sets the rules for collecting and using private consumer information.

The MasterClass class action case alleges that MasterClass used a tracking tool to transmit details about users and the videos they've watched to Facebook without getting their permission.

Benzoyl peroxide and benzene have been at the center of recent class action lawsuits. Benzoyl peroxide is a commonly used ingredient in over-the-counter and treatments for acne.

The class action lawsuit against Evo Brands, the maker of Puff Bar e-cigarettes, alleges that the company intentionally marketed the disposable e-cigarettes toward young people.

Most eligible participants should have received their compensation within a 60-day window following the final approval hearing, which took place on July 15, 2024 - Around September 4.

A new class action lawsuit has been filed against Crocs, Inc. over allegations that the Crocs shoes shrink significantly when exposed to heat, sunlight, and water.

The FBI has settled a class action over allegations that 34 women who were dismissed from the FBI's new agent training program were dismissed due to gender bias.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has reached a $120 million settlement with Navient, formerly Sallie Mae, over allegations that it misled student loan borrowers.

A $4.75 million settlement has been agreed upon between the US Government and Montefiore Medical Center. The HIPAA settlement resolves a US investigation.

A $375 million UFC class action lawsuit has been settled. The UFC class action lawsuit alleged that the UFC violated antitrust laws such as the Sherman Act.

A Pediasure class action lawsuit set for trial in late 2024 allege these Abbott Industries made false and misleading marketing labels as Pediasure contains added sugar.

A class action settlement has been agreed upon after a My Little Steamer national recall that affected nearly 5.5 million people in the United States in 2021.

Home Depot settles a $1,977,251 lawsuit - $1,700,000 in civil penalties and $277,251 for fees and future consumer protection law enforcement.

Here's how to earn hundreds of dollars a month and get a side hustle income from focus groups - Online Focus Groups and In-Person Focus Groups

A $30M settlement has been settled with 23andMe, with individual payouts expected from $100 to $10,000. The claim form is currently pending.

A new "100% Natural" ChapStick false advertising class action alleges ChapStick contained synthetic or highly processed ingredients such as citric acid and hydrogenated soybean oil.

The FTC has sued Amazon over its Prime Susbscription service and Amazon's alleged use of manipulative tactics to enroll consumers in Amazon Prime.

Billions of dollars have been claimed back. People can search for their unclaimed money through their state's website and file a claim to get it back - Learn how to claim unclaimed settlement money.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Google over concerns that Google Assistant, also known as "OK Google" or "Hey Google" records user information without proper consent on Google devices.

The Coca-Cola Company and its subsidiary, The Simply Orange Juice Company, are facing a class action lawsuit over allegations that dangerous levels of PFAS were found in Simply Orange juices.

In a historic ruling, a Los Angeles jury sided against the NFL in a $4.7 billion class action antitrust lawsuit concerning the NFL Sunday Ticket package. Learn more here.

This $284M Class Action Is For Some Students That Received Financial Aid For University or College Tuition. Check if Your University Is Part of the Class Action.

Data Breach Notice: AT&T Announces Massive Data Leak Including Social Security Numbers Affecting 65.4 Million Former AT&T Customers And 7.6 Million Current Account Holders.

A proposed class action lawsuit has been initiated by a cohort of JPMorgan Chase patrons against the bank, aiming to secure damages for predatory bounced check fees.

The federal minimum wage under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is $7.25 per hour, but many states have their own minimum wage laws which may be higher.

Preliminary settlement has been agreed upon with Unilever over Suave antiperspirant products containing harmful levels of cancer-causing benzene.

The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act grants various safeguards to customers who purchase certain sorts of merchant gift cards.

Understanding DACA: Navigating its Complexities and Addressing Discrimination in the US and Recent Discover DACA Class Action Settlement Reaches Landmark $1M Agreement.

Read about the Record-Breaking $5 Billion open class action lawsuit, which is pending settlement. Google is accused of gathering user data even in private browser modes such as "Incognito" mode on Chrome.

NordVPN, ExpressVPN, and Surfshark face proposed auto-renewal class actions and Urban VPN faces a privacy investigation. What is pending, and how to compare providers.

The massive online retailer Temu, which has taken social media and the internet by storm, is currently grappling with a class action lawsuit accusing the company of failing to safeguard customer data.

Novavax, a pharmaceutical company that developed a Covid vaccine, has agreed to settle a Class Action lawsuit and establish a $47,000,000 fund in order to pay defrauded investors.

Understand the Basics of Class Action Lawsuits - Assess the Terms of Class Action Lawsuits - Learn How to Participate Actively in the Settlement Process

Questions to Ask a Lawyer in During Consultation. Finding the Right Lawyer. Common Lawyer's Fees Structures. Affordable Legal Representation. Do I Even Need a Lawyer?

Learn about the largest class action settlements in the last several years, including Uber, Yahoo, Home Depot, and Instagram class action lawsuits. Learn to participate in upcoming settlements.

Check your emails inboxes! Yahoo is paying out $117.5 Million to Users that filed class action claim forms on time! Users reporting up of $500 Being Sent to their Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, and Email.

Opioid Drug Manufacturers have Settled Billions of Dollars of Class Action Settlements over Opioid scandals. Now retails such as Walgreens, CVS and Walmart have settled $10 Billion.

What is The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act and FACTA Class Actions Lawsuits? Find the Top 10 FACTA Class Action Settlements and how FACTA protects consumer privacy

Class action lawsuits come in all shapes and sizes. Wondering what the largest class action settlement would be? Check out this top 10 list of all-time Biggest Class Action Settlement Payouts

An FTX lawsuit has been filed against Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of disgraced FTX cryptocurrency exchange platform, and FTX celebrity endorsers including Steph Curry, Larry David and Tom Brady

The total settlement fund among the Phillips, LG, Panasonic and other CRT TVs and Monitors is now over $547,750,000 plus accrued interest - Payouts to consumers are expected by end of 2022

What is BIPA - The Biometric Information Protection Act? What are some class actions that were settled as a result of consumer privacy violations of the BIPA law?

A $438.5 Million Dollar class action settlement has been agreed upon with Juul, and is currently in development before the class action claims period beings.

Credit Karma Issues a $3 Million Rebate to consumers who received fraudulent "Pre-Approval" offers. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is charged with issuing refunds.

What are the major differences between Class Action Settlements, Mass Arbitration, and Mass Torts? How do I find out which type of litigation works best for my case?

Everything you do online leaves a trace. Your social security number, medical history and information, browsing history, shopping preferences, and much more can be generated and collected without your consent.

How do I protect my personally identifiable information when I fill out class action forms? What is the TCPA and the BIPA and how do they protect my privacy?

What is the Do Not Call Registry? How do I Sign Up? Does it Actually Work? Find out how to sign up and how class actions pay out for DoNotCall violations!

What are TCPA class actions? What are some of the biggest ones and how do I get a check? What is the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, anyway?

How much money can I make from class actions? How long do class action settlements take? Who gets paid the most?

What are Open Class Actions? Closed Class Actions and Mass Torts? What kind of class actions are out there? And what kind of payouts are possible?

A plain-English 5-step guide to finding no-proof class action settlements, checking if you qualify, filing free with the official administrator, and what to expect after you submit.