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      <news:title>Labcorp’s Web-Tracking Settlement Pays Class Members $0 — There Is No Claim Form and No Way to Opt Out, While the Class Lawyers May Ask Labcorp for Up to $4.875 Million</news:title>
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      <news:title>Rivian Recall Check: The First Recall Limited to the New R2 Covers 14 Vehicles, the Rearview-Camera Recall Covers 98,828 — and NHTSA Says Their VINs Become Searchable Only on November 9 and November 28</news:title>
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      <news:title>Aramark’s $4.5 Million Capital One Arena Venue-Fee Settlement Pays Equal Shares, Not Your 3% Back — the Claim Form Asks for Your Initials, Not a Receipt, and Closes December 4, 2026</news:title>
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      <news:title>The MDLive Settlement Email Is Real, but the “$3.5 Million” Is a Ceiling, Not a Pot: Each Claim Is Worth at Most $15, and Money Nobody Claims Goes Back to Evernorth and MDLIVE</news:title>
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      <news:title>Kelly Benefits Data Breach Settlement: $5 Million for a Breach Reported at 553,660 People — the $50 Cash Estimate Is Paid Last and Can Drop to Zero, While California Residents Can Add About $100</news:title>
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