$40 million San Diego water settlement provides automatic refunds
Eligible single-family residential customers need no claim form for individualized refunds under the court-approved overcharge calculation.
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Eligible single-family residential customers need no claim form for individualized refunds under the court-approved overcharge calculation.
Qualifying TED account holders may activate two free months of membership or file for a $5 cash payment by October 26.
California customers who paid a 6% HSCO fee at four San Francisco Domino's locations may receive an automatic voucher or claim cash.
Qualifying Seagate investors can file for a proportional payment based on documented trades and recognized losses by October 19.
Providence and Swedish plan members need no claim form for automatic account allocations and three years of paid plan expenses.
Identified recipients of qualifying prerecorded calls will receive automatic pro-rata payments unless they opt out of the settlement.
People notified about the July 2025 hospital incident may claim two years of protection and up to $100 for expenses and lost time.
People affected by Community Dental Care's 2024 breach may claim two years of monitoring and choose $50 or documented-loss reimbursement.
People held in New York City Central Booking during two covered periods can file for up to $475 for each qualifying detention.
Qualifying Kornit shareholders can file for a proportional payment based on documented transactions and recognized losses.
People who received repeated USA Clinics Group texts after opting out or while on the Do Not Call Registry may claim up to $150.
People notified about the July 2025 incident may claim medical-data monitoring and choose cash or documented-loss reimbursement.
People who used Cone Health MyChart or submitted a website form during the class period may claim an equal share of the net fund.
People who bought qualifying MLS-listed homes and paid a brokerage commission may file for proportional payments from a national antitrust settlement.
Owners and lessees of covered Optima and Sportage vehicles can seek mileage-based repair reimbursement or, for current owners, a dealer service card.
California residents whose identifiers were allegedly shared through trackers on Forbes websites can file for a proportional cash payment.
Residents and residential property owners near the November 2023 CSX derailment may claim up to $4,000, with a possible increase if money remains.
A proposed settlement would pay eligible dancers at six Ohio clubs and end the challenged tenant-system and rent practices.
U.S. purchasers of MG217 coal-tar shampoo may claim purchase-price reimbursement with proof, up to $7 per purchase without proof, or product vouchers.
People notified of the 2023 MCNA and Healthplex incident may enroll in two years of medical-data monitoring and claim documented losses from a separate cash pool.
People whose Colorado cellphone information was listed and disclosed by People Data Labs may qualify for an equal share of the net settlement fund.
California and Colorado purchasers of certain Gotham Steel, Granite Stone, and Bell & Howell cookware may claim $6 per product without a receipt.
People who applied for certain Talkdesk jobs tied to Washington may qualify for an equal share of a variable settlement fund, capped at $5,000 per claimant.
U.S. policyholders who bought or renewed insurance with five settling Lloyd's syndicates from 1997 through April 2025 may claim a premium-based share of a partial settlement.
People notified of the November 2025 SitusAMC data incident may claim an estimated $75 payment, documented losses up to $5,000, and an additional California benefit.
U.S. purchasers of certain tall Bestway above-ground pools may qualify for $40 without proof of purchase or 10% of the purchase price with valid proof.
People who received Palm Beach Tan marketing texts after asking that they stop may qualify for cash from a proposed $2.5 million settlement.
Insured Kroger pharmacy customers may qualify for a pro-rata share of a proposed $17 million settlement over prescription-pricing allegations.
A proposed settlement could provide automatic payments or complication-based compensation to certain CAMC bariatric-surgery patients.
People who completed certain HireVue video interviews while in Illinois may qualify for an estimated $150 payment from a proposed settlement.
Eligible owners in mapped Canoga Park and Winnetka areas may receive estimated payments ranging from $7,494 to $21,110 per home.
Renters at covered properties may qualify for pro-rata payments from $359.925 million in proposed settlements involving RealPage pricing software.
A proposed class action settlement involving Americold could provide cash payments, reimbursement for documented losses, and credit monitoring to people notified their information was affected.