Class Action Claims
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133 settlements
Amazon.com
The FTC accused Amazon of enrolling shoppers in Prime through misleading prompts and then blocking easy cancellation. Some consumers get automatic payments; others may need to file a claim for up to $51.
Fidelity Investments
If your personal or financial data was exposed in Fidelity's August 2024 data breach, you may be able to claim up to $100 in cash, or credit monitoring, without providing any proof.
Comcast
Comcast's Xfinity customers hit by the October 2023 data breach may be able to claim cash payments and up to three years of identity protection, pending court approval.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Character.AI, Replika, Snapchat My AI, and others
If your child experienced suicide, attempted suicide, or self-harm following harmful interactions with an AI chatbot, Morgan & Morgan is reviewing potential claims nationwide and may be able to help.
IKEA North America Services LLC
A proposed class action claims IKEA passed along costs from tariffs later ruled illegal under IEEPA, quietly inflating prices on furniture and household goods for everyday shoppers.
Toyota Motor
Toyota owners and lessees may bring individual arbitration claims alleging the automaker collected and sold vehicle and personal data without proper consent.
Uber
The FTC has sued Uber over Uber One, alleging consumers were enrolled without consent and blocked from canceling. No settlement fund exists yet, but subscribers may pursue individual arbitration claims.
Labcorp (Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings)
If your personal or medical billing info was exposed in the AMCA data breach tied to Labcorp, you may be able to claim a flat $50 payment or reimbursement for documented losses up to $5,000.
NBA
If you streamed videos on the NBA App or League Pass, you may be able to pursue an individual arbitration claim alleging your viewing data was shared without consent — open to residents of all 50 states and D.C.
General Motors (GM)
Did GM collect your driving data through OnStar and share it without your consent? Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC drivers may be able to pursue an arbitration claim.
Grubhub
Individual arbitration claims against Grubhub for allegedly collecting and sharing users’ personal information without consent.
Comcast Cable Communications, LLC (Xfinity)
Illinois residents who used voice commands with Xfinity cable or streaming services may be able to file arbitration claims alleging their biometric data was collected without proper notice or written consent.
Google LLC and Alphabet Inc.
Google Assistant users and buyers of Google-made devices may qualify for a payment from a $68 million settlement fund over claims Assistant recorded private conversations without an intended wake word.
Toyota Motor Corporation
Millions of Toyota vehicles allegedly had defective ZF-TRW airbag control units that could fail in a crash. Owners may qualify for compensation, free inspections, or extended warranty coverage under a $78.5 million settlement.
Hyundai and Kia
Owners of certain Hyundai and Kia vehicles sold without standard engine immobilizers may qualify for free anti-theft upgrades and possible reimbursement if their car was stolen or targeted for theft.
Betterment LLC
California residents who used Betterment may be able to join confidential arbitration claims alleging their personal data was shared with advertisers like TikTok Analytics and Google Marketing Platform without consent.
Rover (former A Place for Rover, Inc. under Rover Group, Inc.)
A mass arbitration claims Rover secretly shared pet-sitting searches, bookings, and location data with Google without users' knowledge or consent. App users may qualify to claim up to $10,000 each.
Noom
An investigation alleges Noom shared users' health, weight-loss, and fitness details with third parties without proper consent. You may be able to join a mass arbitration claim over it.