Category: Settlements & Claims
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AT&T’s breach settlement drew 4,918,073 claims, and the settlement’s fraud-screening firm flagged 804,381 of them as fraudulent
The AT&T data-breach settlement drew 4,918,073 claims, and the fraud-screening firm working for the settlement flagged 804,381 of them as fraudulent, according to the OpenClassActions report on the final approval. The court granted final approval on October 2, 2026, but no payment date has been announced. The firm, Covalynt, was retained through the settlement administrator,…
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Florida renters who paid eviction attorney fees to Progress Residential are set to get three quarters of the money back without filing anything
Florida renters who paid eviction attorney fees to Progress Residential are set to receive 75 percent of those fees back under a class action settlement, and there is no claim form to file. The deal resolves Johnsten v. Progress Residential, case 2024-CA-001692 in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in Seminole County, Florida.…
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San Diego is refunding $40 million to about 436,069 single-family water customers without a claim form
San Diego has agreed to a $40 million settlement over how it billed single-family water customers, and about 436,069 customers are covered without having to file a claim form. A judge is scheduled to decide whether to give the deal final approval at a hearing on December 11, 2026, according to the OpenClassActions settlement summary.…
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Cleo AI refund notices come from [email protected] between October 8 and October 26, and anyone asking for a fee is a scam
People who paid Cleo AI for eligible instant cash advances are about to hear from the Federal Trade Commission. The agency says the notice emails come from [email protected] and go out between October 8 and October 26, 2026. Starting October 27, the FTC says it will send 2,124,796 PayPal payments totaling more than $15.8 million.…
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Certain Bestway pool owners can claim $40 without a receipt until Oct. 30
A steel-frame backyard pool that has stood for years may now be worth $40 from a court settlement, with no receipt needed. Owners of certain Bestway above-ground pools have until Oct. 30, 2026 to file a claim from a $15 million fund, the settlement website says. People who kept a receipt can ask for more.…
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Kroger pharmacy customers who paid for prescriptions with insurance face an Oct. 22 exclusion date and a Dec. 21 claim deadline in a class settlement
A Kroger pharmacy receipt from any year covered by a new class settlement could be worth a claim, and two dates decide what a customer can still do. Anyone who wants out of the case has to ask by Oct. 22, 2026. Anyone who wants a payment has to file by Dec. 21, 2026, the…
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People strip searched twice on the way from Rikers Island to Manhattan court have until Nov. 26 to claim from a city settlement
People held in New York City jails who were strip searched on Rikers Island and then searched again on arrival at the Manhattan court have until Nov. 26, 2026 to claim from a $28 million city settlement. The deadline is a postmark date, and the money is shared among everyone whose claim is approved. The…
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Illinois users of Neutrogena’s Skin360 skin scans can claim from a $4.7 million privacy settlement until Nov. 25
Anyone who ran a Skin360 skin assessment while in Illinois between Dec. 9, 2019 and May 5, 2023 can ask for a share of a $4.7 million privacy settlement. Claim forms are due Nov. 25, 2026, the settlement website says. The case accuses the makers of the Neutrogena and NeoStrata Skin360 tools of violating an…
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23andMe settlement payments went out Sept. 29 and 30, while health-information claim payments wait until claimants send payment details
23andMe data breach settlement payments went out Sept. 29 and 30, 2026, to people whose claims were approved. One group is still waiting on its own move. Payments on Health Information Claims are sent only after the claimant provides payment information, the settlement website says. What was paid and what was not The administrator, Kroll…
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Californians who booked a Venetian Las Vegas stay on its website can claim an estimated $71.39 from a privacy settlement by Nov. 24
The Venetian Las Vegas has agreed to a $1.6 million settlement over how its website handled the information of California visitors. People who booked a stay through venetianlasvegas.com can file for an estimated $71.39, and the claim form is due Nov. 24, 2026, according to the settlement website. Affiliate links — we may earn a…