Category: Settlements & Claims
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Raging Waters ticket buyers who paid an online processing fee since June 2020 can claim a share of a drip-pricing refund until Nov. 24
A water park ticket that looks cheap at the start of checkout can cost more by the last click. A lawsuit over that practice, known as drip pricing, has produced a settlement with Festival Fun Parks, LLC, the company behind Raging Waters. Anyone in the United States who bought admission tickets on the park’s website…
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People held in New York City Central Booking can claim up to $475 per detention from a city settlement, but only until Oct. 19
New York City has agreed to pay up to $21.5 million to people who were held in its Central Booking cells, the holding facilities where people wait after an arrest before seeing a judge. Anyone detained in the covered years can ask for up to $475 for each separate detention, but the window to ask…
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Most Google Play Store buyers covered by the state attorneys general settlement will get at least $2 automatically by PayPal or Venmo after court approval
Millions of people who bought apps, games or subscriptions through Google Play are in line for a payment without filing anything. Under a settlement brought by state attorneys general, most buyers will be paid automatically by PayPal or Venmo, and the lowest payment is $2.00, according to the settlement FAQ. The money moves once the…
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PG&E wildfire victims get a final 1.25% payment from the Fire Victim Trust on Oct. 14, ending payouts at 71.25% of their awards
The Fire Victim Trust will send one last payment of 1.25% on Oct. 14, 2026, to people whose homes and lives were hit by the 2015 Butte, 2017 North Bay and 2018 Camp fires. That payment lifts the total paid on each approved award to 71.25%, and the trust says nothing more follows it. The…
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People whose data was exposed at a lab serving Planned Parenthood affiliates can claim from a $6.1 million fund by Nov. 24
People caught up in a 2024 data incident at Laboratory Services Cooperative, a Seattle nonprofit lab that runs tests for Planned Parenthood affiliates, have until November 24, 2026 to file a claim against a $6.1 million settlement fund. The settlement covers U.S. residents whose personal information was potentially compromised, and the cooperative denies all claims…
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Edwards Lifesciences stock buyers can claim from a $39 million settlement by Dec. 2
Edwards Lifesciences, the maker of artificial heart valves, has agreed to pay $39 million to settle a lawsuit brought by investors who say they were misled about the company’s growth. Anyone who bought or otherwise acquired Edwards common stock from Feb. 6 through July 24, 2024 can ask for a share, and claim forms are…
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Drivers who paid Suffolk County’s $30 red-light camera fee since 2013 can claim from an up-to-$45 million settlement by Dec. 8
Suffolk County, New York, and the county’s Traffic and Parking Violations Agency have agreed to pay up to $45 million to drivers who were charged a $30 fee on top of their red-light camera fines. The deal ends a lawsuit that has run since 2016, and claims are open now. Anyone who paid the fee…
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Avast antivirus buyers who accepted a first FTC refund are getting 91,093 more payments worth over $1.5 million by check, PayPal or Zelle
Avast antivirus buyers are getting a second round of refunds from the Federal Trade Commission, and the agency says the money is going to people who accepted their first payment. The FTC’s Avast settlement page, updated in October 2026, lists 91,093 payments totaling more than $1.5 million. They go out by check, PayPal or Zelle,…
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Cleo AI customers owed FTC refunds are getting notice emails through Oct. 26, and the FTC says it never charges anyone a fee to receive a refund payment
More than $15.8 million in Federal Trade Commission refunds is headed to 2,124,796 people who paid Cleo AI for instant cash advances, and the notice emails are going out through Oct. 26. The FTC announced the payments on Oct. 8. The agency also says it never charges anyone a fee to receive a refund payment,…
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The FTC is sending 170,571 more AdvoCare refund payments worth over $11.4 million to former distributors who accepted a first one, and checks should be cashed within 90 days
A second round of AdvoCare refunds is going out from the Federal Trade Commission. The agency is sending 170,571 more payments worth more than $11.4 million to former AdvoCare distributors who accepted their first payment, according to the FTC’s AdvoCare refund page, which carries an October 2026 date. No form is involved. Anyone in the…