Class Action Claims
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72 settlements tagged “nationwide”
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.
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.
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.
Grubhub
Individual arbitration claims against Grubhub for allegedly collecting and sharing users’ personal information without consent.
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.
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.
Fanatics, LLC
Fanatics agrees to provide vouchers to customers who were charged handling fees on online purchases they didn’t know about.
LG Electronics
Owners of recalled LG slide-in and freestanding electric ranges with front-mounted knobs may be able to file an individual arbitration claim over alleged fire and injury risks.
Oscar Health, Inc. (“Oscar”)
Privacy arbitration claims for Oscar Health insurance members whose sensitive health information may have been shared with third‑party tracking and analytics companies without their knowledge or consent.
The Walt Disney Company
Disney faces claims it inflated streaming live pay TV prices for YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers. If you subscribed between April 1, 2019 and March 31, 2026, you may qualify for a cash payment from the $50 million settlement fund.
Klover (formally Klover Holdings, Inc.)
If you've used Klover's cash advance app, you may be able to pursue an individual arbitration claim over undisclosed fees and lending law violations — with potential recovery of up to $4,000.
Hyundai and Kia
A proposed $62.1 million settlement covers Hyundai and Kia vehicles allegedly fitted with defective ZF-TRW airbag control units. Owners of recalled and unrecalled affected vehicles may qualify once the deal wins final approval.
Gas Express, LLC (Circle K)
A proposed settlement covers people whose data was exposed in a May 2024 cyberattack on Circle K's systems. Eligible class members may claim up to $50 with no proof needed, plus two years of free credit monitoring.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
Lawsuit alleges defect in Keurig coffee makers, settlement provides cash and warranty.
