Current Class Action Lawsuits and Settlements: What You Can Join or Claim
Two very different things get called a class action lawsuit, and the difference decides what you can do today. In 19 of the cases below a settlement already exists and the claim window is still open — you file a form and get paid. In 155 others the case is still being litigated, so there is no money yet and no form to file, only the option to join. This list covers 273 cases in both states and is generated from our own case trackers, not copied from a press release.
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Claims Open Now (19)
These settlements are approved or preliminarily approved, and their claim deadlines have not passed. File directly on each case's official settlement website — filing is always free.
| Settlement | Fund | Claim Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Mount Sinai Settlement Claim Deadline: September 28, 2026 Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida is settling website-tracking privacy claims for $220,000. Anyone who used its website or patient portal from June 2021 to September 2025 can claim an estimated $20 plus free medical data monitoring — deadline September 28, 2026. | — | September 28, 2026 |
| O'Reilly Automotive TCPA Settlement Claim Deadline: September 28, 2026Fund: $18.8M O'Reilly Automotive's $18.8 million spam text settlement pays up to $22 with no proof required. Claims close September 28, 2026 — who qualifies under the Do-Not-Call rules and how to file. | $18.8M | September 28, 2026 |
| Pierce County Library Settlement Claim Deadline: September 28, 2026 The Pierce County Library System breach settlement is open until September 28, 2026 — but the class is employees and contractors, not the 340,000 patrons in the headlines. Who qualifies, what it pays, and how to file. | — | September 28, 2026 |
| Zales / Sterling Job Posting Settlement Claim Deadline: September 28, 2026 If you applied for a job in Washington with Zale Delaware or Sterling Jewelers between January 2023 and July 2025, a settlement may owe you money. Two separate classes, one deadline: September 28, 2026. | — | September 28, 2026 |
| ApolloMD Settlement Claim Deadline: September 30, 2026Fund: $4.02 million The $4.02 million ApolloMD ransomware settlement is open: about $75 pro rata or up to $5,000 for documented losses, plus a year of medical data monitoring. Claims close September 30, 2026 — and you need the class member ID from your notice. | $4.02 million | September 30, 2026 |
| HCSG Settlement Claim Deadline: October 1, 2026Fund: $3 million Healthcare Services Group is settling its 2024 data breach class action for $3 million. 624,496 people were affected; documented losses are reimbursable up to $5,000. The claim deadline is October 1, 2026. | $3 million | October 1, 2026 |
| Total Vision Settlement Claim Deadline: October 5, 2026 Total Vision's $475,000 data breach settlement is open for claims until October 5, 2026. Who the 88,722 class members are, what the settlement pays, and how to file for free. | — | October 5, 2026 |
| EY/BofA MOVEit Settlement Claim Deadline: October 8, 2026Fund: $2.5 million Ernst & Young and Bank of America are settling MOVEit data breach claims for $2.5 million. 198,667 people can file until October 8, 2026: $100 flat, or up to $2,500/$10,000 for documented losses, plus two years of identity protection. | $2.5 million | October 8, 2026 |
| USAA Michigan Total Loss Claim Deadline: October 8, 2026 If USAA totaled your leased vehicle in Michigan and left sales tax or registry fees out of the payout, the Marchek settlement may owe you the difference. Claim by October 8, 2026. | — | October 8, 2026 |
| Crossroads Trading Data Breach Settlement Claim Deadline: October 13, 2026 The $600,000 Crossroads Trading data breach settlement pays up to $5,000 for documented losses, $25 flat, and an extra $100 for California residents. Claims close October 13, 2026. | — | October 13, 2026 |
| Doxim Settlement Claim Deadline: October 13, 2026Fund: $5.5M Got a Doxim settlement postcard from your credit union? The $5.5M settlement is real: up to $5,000 for documented losses or a pro-rata cash payment. Claims due Oct 13, 2026. | $5.5M | October 13, 2026 |
| Flo App Lawsuit Claim Deadline: October 15, 2026Fund: $59.5M Flo period tracker shared your health data with Google, Meta & others. A $59.5M settlement is open for claims through October 15, 2026. | $59.5M | October 15, 2026 |
| WPM Pathology Data Breach Claim Deadline: October 19, 2026 The Steinle v. WPM Pathology settlement is open for claims until October 19, 2026. A flat $45 needs no documentation; documented losses go up to $4,000. What the court filings actually say. | — | October 19, 2026 |
| Lands' End Data Breach Settlement Claim Deadline: October 22, 2026 The Lands' End settlement covers ~10,060 employees & dependents from the Dec 2024 breach — not shoppers. Up to $5,000 or $60 flat. Deadline: Oct 22, 2026. | — | October 22, 2026 |
| Kroger Savings Club Claim Deadline: December 21, 2026Fund: $17 million Kroger's $17 million prescription pricing settlement is open for claims until December 21, 2026 — but it is only preliminarily approved. The fairness hearing is January 11, 2027, so no money moves before then. | $17 million | December 21, 2026 |
| RealPage Settlement Claim Deadline: January 29, 2027Fund: $359.9 million If you rented an apartment in the US between October 2018 and November 2025, you may be in the $359,925,000 RealPage rent price-fixing settlement. Claims are open until January 29, 2027, with one proof of rent per address unless the administrator fills your form in. Opt-outs closed September 22, 2026. | $359.9 million | January 29, 2027 |
| Progressive Total Loss Claim Deadline: February 5, 2027Fund: $15.24M Colorado's $15.24M Progressive total loss settlement (Curran v. Progressive) pays 68% of the projected sold adjustment — about 1.53% to 1.87% of your car's value — if you file by February 5, 2027. Georgia, New York, Alabama and Arkansas are closed; North Carolina and Ohio are certified with no settlement. | $15.24M | February 5, 2027 |
| ATM Class Action Claim Form Claim Deadline: February 10, 2027Fund: $167.5M Three ATM surcharge settlements, three different answers. The $167.5M Burke nonbank ATM claim form opened in September 2026 — no receipts, withdrawals from October 24, 2007 to August 14, 2026 count, deadline February 10, 2027. Mackmin is paying out but closed to claims; Bank of America closed in June 2026. | $167.5M | February 10, 2027 |
| Money Source Robocall Settlement Claim Deadline: Automatic — no formFund: $1.5M The Money Source's $1.5 million TCPA settlement covers prerecorded calls made after customers asked them to stop, between February 2019 and May 2025. Payment is automatic — no claim form needed. | $1.5M | Automatic — no form |
Payments Going Out Now (13)
Claims are closed in these cases — money is actively being distributed to people who already qualified.
Amazon Prime Settlement 2026: Refund Cap Raised to $200 — Automatic Payments From October 1
A revised court order signed September 14, 2026 in FTC v. Amazon raised the Prime refund cap from $51 to $200. No claim form: consumers who used 11 to 20 Prime benefits in a year are paid automatically from October 1, 2026; everyone who accepted a payment can get up to $149 more by April 2027 if less than $1 billion is accepted. Unaccepted payments issued before June 25, 2026 were voided on September 15.
Boy Scouts Settlement Trust: Where the Payouts Stand
More than $1.2 billion has been paid from the $2.46 billion Scouting Settlement Trust. The filing deadline closed in 2020. Where the payouts stand and how amounts are determined.
CPAP Settlement Checks in 2026: What Is Still Possible
The Philips CPAP settlements are done deals — registration closed and payments have been distributing. If you are still waiting or missed the window, here is what is actually possible now.
The Facebook $725 Million Privacy Settlement: Second Payments Are Out
The $725 million Facebook consumer privacy settlement paid an average of $29.43 in round one and roughly $5-7 in a second round starting June 2026. Who gets the second payment — and why nobody new can claim.
Fortnite FTC Refunds: Two Rounds Paid, Round 3 Expected in 2026
The FTC has paid out $198M of the $245M Fortnite refund fund — Round 3 (~$47M) is expected in 2026. Average payments ran $114–$130. Claims are closed; here's who gets paid next and how to spot fakes.
GM Engine Settlement: $150M Fund — Where Payments Stand
GM's $150M engine settlement (Siqueiros v. GM, LC9 5.3L Vortec V8) has paid out — checks went out from December 2025, and the last check-cashing deadline, for reissued checks, was September 24, 2026; money from uncashed checks goes to a second pro rata distribution. Covers 2011-2014 Chevy/GMC trucks and SUVs in California, Idaho and North Carolina.
Henry Ford Health Settlement Check Status: Where Is the $15 Payment?
Where is your Henry Ford Health MyChart settlement check? Claims closed August 25, 2025 and the court approved the $12.29M deal in October 2025 — but the official site still shows the old status. What we can and cannot confirm.
JUUL Class Action Settlement: $300.5M Fund — Where Payments Stand
JUUL's $300.5M consumer settlement paid most claimants in 2024-2025 — and a second round of payments started March 20, 2026 for about 166,000 people. See why the case is still active, current payout amounts, and how the separate youth/school settlements differ.
Limited Run Games Settlement: Approved in March, and the Payout Question Nobody Answers
The $2.72M Limited Run Games video-privacy settlement was approved in March 2026 with more than 27,000 accepted claims and no objections. Claims closed 20 January 2026. If you filed and have not been paid, here is what the schedule actually says.
MNGI Digestive Health Data Breach Settlement: Payment Status
The $2.84M MNGI Digestive Health data breach settlement is paying out. Claims closed 4 September 2025; an objection delayed disbursement until it was withdrawn in March 2026.
Navient Settlement Checks Are Going Out — Who Gets One and How Much
CFPB Navient settlement checks are mailing now — $100M in automatic payments via Rust Consulting since Feb 13, 2026. No claim form needed. Who qualifies, reported amounts, and how to spot fakes.
Nissan CVT Settlement: Which Payout Covers Your Model Year
Nissan has settled multiple CVT transmission class actions by model. The newest — 2015-2018 Murano and 2016-2018 Maxima — closed claims July 2025 with an automatic 84-month/84,000-mile warranty extension. Here's which settlement covers your Nissan and what's still open.
The USAA Late Fee Settlement: Why You Did or Did Not Get Paid
The $5M USAA late fee settlement paid automatically — no claim form. It covers Maryland policyholders refunded under a 2020 consent order who never received the interest.
The Biggest Funds We Track (12)
Sorted by the size of the fund, which is not the same as what one person receives — a $2.5 billion settlement spread across tens of millions of customers can pay less per head than a $12 million one with a small class. The status column tells you whether there is anything to act on today.
| Settlement | Fund | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Roundup Statute of Limitations | $7.25B | Still in court |
| J&J Talc Settlement | $5.5 billion | Still in court |
| NCAA Settlement | $2.8 billion | Claims closed |
| Subscription Settlements | $2.5 billion | Claims closed |
| Zantac Lawsuit | $2.2 billion | Still in court |
| Boy Scouts Trust | $1.2 billion | Paying out |
| Amazon Prime Settlement | $1 billion | Paying out |
| Facebook Privacy Settlement | $725 million | Paying out |
| Google Play Settlement Status | $700M | Claims closed |
| NEC Bellwether Trial | $670 million | Still in court |
| TikTok COPPA Settlement | $400 million | Still in court |
| RealPage Settlement | $359.9 million | Claims open |
Can You File Without Proof of Purchase?
Often, yes — and it's the most-asked question about class actions. Many settlements offer a no-documentation tier: you attest under penalty of perjury that you're a class member (e.g., you had an account, bought the product, or received a breach notice), and you get the base cash payment. Documentation is usually only needed for the higher tiers — reimbursement of actual out-of-pocket losses. Data breach settlements typically work from the defendant's own records, so if you received a notice letter or email, you're already on the list. Check the eligibility section of each tracker page above for how strict the specific case is.
Active Lawsuits — Attorneys Still Reviewing Claims (155)
These cases haven't settled yet. No claim forms exist — but this is the stage where affected people can still join the litigation or get a free case review from law firms handling it.
Recently Closed — Claims Period Over (75)
The filing window has passed in these cases. If you filed, watch for your payment; if not, these pages explain what happens next and whether anything is still possible.
Dismissed — no settlement (10)
These cases ended without a settlement fund. There is nothing to claim, and any site inviting you to file one is describing a different matter. They are listed because “was this lawsuit dismissed?” is a fair question and the answer is hard to find anywhere else.
Open Settlements FAQ
How do I find class action settlements I qualify for?
Three reliable signals: you received a notice letter or email naming you as a class member; you were a customer of a company on the list above during the covered period; or your data was in a breach the settlement covers. Start with the "Claims Open Now" table — each tracker page spells out the exact class definition.
Can I really get money without proof of purchase?
In many consumer settlements, yes — a base payment only requires signing an honest attestation that you qualify. Higher payouts (reimbursed losses, documented fraud) always require receipts or statements. Data breach settlements usually verify you against the company's own records via your notice ID.
Is filing a claim worth the effort?
Usually it takes 5–10 minutes on the official settlement site. Typical no-proof payments run from a few dollars to a few hundred; documented-loss tiers reach $2,500–$10,000 in the current crop of cases. Filing is free, so the expected value is almost always positive — just calibrate expectations: pro-rata funds shrink as more people file.
How long after filing do I get paid?
Longer than most people expect: after the claim deadline comes final court approval, then an appeal window, then claims validation — 6 to 18 months from deadline to check is normal. The AT&T settlement is a live example: claims closed December 2025, and payments still hadn't started by August 2026 because the judge hasn't issued final approval.
Can I still join a lawsuit that hasn't settled yet?
Often, yes — that's what the "Active Lawsuits" section lists. Before a settlement exists, law firms sign up affected people for the litigation itself. Joining early costs nothing (contingency basis) and matters most in mass tort cases, where late claimants can face worse terms.
How do I avoid settlement scams?
Three rules: legitimate settlements never charge a fee to file or to "release" a payment; only use the official settlement website (type it yourself — don't click links in texts); and verify the administrator independently — our Kroll Settlement Administration guide shows how notice-verification works for the biggest current cases.
Where can I find active class action lawsuits I might be part of?
Two different things get called the same name, and the difference decides what you can do. Active class action lawsuits are cases still being litigated — no money exists yet, nothing to claim, and you are usually a class member automatically if you fit the definition. Open settlements are cases that already resolved and have a claim window with a deadline; that is where filing actually gets you paid, and that is what this page tracks. For genuinely active litigation, the reliable sources are federal court dockets and the JPML's monthly MDL statistics rather than any list site. Be wary of pages promising you can "join" an active lawsuit — for most consumer class actions there is nothing to join and no fee is ever required.
Which class action lawsuits are the biggest right now?
By fund size, the largest cases we track are the Roundup weedkiller litigation and the J&J talc settlement in the billions, followed by the NCAA athlete-compensation settlement at $2.8 billion and Amazon's Prime subscription settlement at $2.5 billion. The table above is generated from our own trackers and reorders itself as cases move. Be careful reading that list as a ranking of what is worth your time, though: fund size measures the total, not the individual cheque. A settlement of a few million dollars with a narrow class routinely pays each claimant more than a billion-dollar fund split across an entire customer base.
Separate from this case: were you injured in the last 2 years?
Class-action payouts are fixed amounts through an administrator. A personal injury claim is a different case — and often worth far more. Free estimate, no obligation.