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Consumer rights class action lawsuits and settlements

Consumer rights cases can involve allegations about how a company marketed a service, disclosed terms, charged customers, handled renewals, or provided refunds. Eligibility depends on the specific transaction, account, dates, and locations covered by each case.

33 open listings in this category

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ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Character.AI, Replika, Snapchat My AI, and others

AI Chatbot Harm Claims for Families

Families affected by teen suicide, attempted suicide or self-harm after AI chatbot interactions may be able to have a potential claim reviewed.

Deadline
TBD
Proof
No proof
Payment variesView details
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Google LLC and Alphabet Inc.

Google Assistant Privacy Settlement: $68M Fund

Google Assistant users and device buyers may qualify for a share of a $68 million recording privacy settlement by August 27, 2026.

Deadline
Aug 27, 2026
Proof
Proof required
The exact amount each person will receive is unknown at this time. The net settlement fund (the $68 million minus notice/administration costs, escrow fees, taxes, attorneys’ fees and expenses, and service awards) is divided proportionally among everyone who files a valid claim, based on a points system.View details
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Albany Park (Edloe Finch LLC)

Albany Park Discount Settlement: $115 Claims

Albany Park shoppers may qualify for a $115 payment or store credit from a $14.9 million discount advertising settlement by August 18, 2026.

Deadline
Aug 18, 2026
Proof
No proof
Up to $115View details
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The Walt Disney Company

Disney Streaming Price Settlement: $50M Fund

YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers may qualify for cash from a $50 million Disney settlement. Claims are due September 8, 2026.

Deadline
Sep 8, 2026
Proof
No proof
The exact payout per claimant is not stated in the settlement documents. Each eligible claimant will receive a pro rata cash payment proportional to the length of their YouTube TV and/or DirecTV Stream subscription. The final amount will depend on the total number of valid claims filed, the subscription lengths reported, attorneys’ fees (up to 30% or $15,000,000), administration costs, and other deductions from the Gross Settlement Fund. 90% of the Net Settlement Fund is allocated to claimants who lived in a Repealer Jurisdiction at any time during the class period, and 10% is allocated to claimants in Non-Repealer Jurisdictions.View details
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Sprouts Farmers Market

Sprouts Receipt Privacy Settlement: $5M Fund

Sprouts shoppers whose receipts allegedly displayed too many card digits may qualify for a share of a $5 million FACTA settlement.

Deadline
Aug 5, 2026
Proof
Proof required
Each eligible claimant will receive a one‑time cash payment equal to their pro rata share of the Net Cash Fund, meaning the individual payout is calculated by dividing the Net Cash Fund by the total number of valid, timely claims; accordingly, there is no guaranteed minimum payment and no stated maximum payment per person in the official materialsView details
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Hoopla Digital, Inc.

Hoopla Privacy Arbitration: Up to $2,500

Hoopla users may have arbitration claims over alleged sharing of viewing, reading or borrowing activity. Potential recovery can reach $2,500 or more.

Deadline
TBD
Proof
Proof required
Up to $2,500View details
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Tinder, Inc.

Tinder Age Pricing Settlement: $60.5M Fund

California Tinder Plus or Gold subscribers charged age-based prices may qualify for a share of a proposed $60.5 million settlement.

Deadline
Aug 18, 2026
Proof
No proof
Each participating class member will receive a pro rata share of the Net Settlement Amount. The share is calculated on a per capita and pro rata basis, and is also weighted by how much that class member paid for Tinder Plus and/or Tinder Gold while in the class period. View details

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