Settlement Structure: Claims Made
Capital One Data Breach Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? Maybe Typical Settlement: Varies This settlement resolves claims against Capital One Financial Corporation, Capital One, NA, Capital One Bank (USA), NA, Amazon.com, Inc., and Amazon Web Services, Inc. about a data breach announced in 2019. The complaint alleged that the companies failed to take adequate measures to protect customer information, resulting in a cyberattack that exposed the information of Read more
Sole Fitness Treadmills Horsepower Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? Maybe Typical Settlement: TBD Fitness Equipment Services, LLC which does business as Sole Fitness, is settling a class action alleging that it misrepresented the horsepower of its treadmills. The complaint claimed that this induced consumers to pay more for the treadmills than they otherwise would have. Read more
Benefit Recovery Specialists Data Breach Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? Maybe Typical Settlement: Varies Benefit Recovery Specialists, Inc. (BRSI) suffered a data breach or on about April 20-30, 2020 and is now settling the associated class action. The complaint alleged that BRSI bears responsibility for the data breach, which resulted in the disclosure of personal information and protected health information. The complaint alleged that BRSI did not adequately protect Read more
Noom Autorenewal Subscription Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? No Typical Settlement: Est. $30-$167 Noom, Inc. is paying $56 million in cash and more in subscription credits to settle a class action about its autorenewal and cancellation practices. The complaint alleged that Noom violated common law and state laws by not adequately disclosing the autorenewal offer terms and not providing a simple online way to cancel subscriptions. Read more
Think Finance Loans at High Interest Rates Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? No Typical Settlement: Varies Partial settlement of class actions alleging three companies, purportedly owned by Native American Indian tribes, made improper loans or supplied lines of credit in violation of federal and state lending laws. The companies are Great Plains, Plain Green, and MobiLoans. The complaints alleged that several companies, which are together known as Think Finance, provided services Read more
Vending Machine Collecting Fingerprints BIPA Illinois Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? No Typical Settlement: Est. $300-600 This settlement resolves a class action alleging Compass Group USA, Inc. and 365 Retail Markets, LLC violated the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). The complaint alleged that the companies collected, captured, or otherwise obtained biometrics, including fingerprints from users of certain vending machine systems in Illinois without meeting the requirements of BIPA. The vending Read more
Neutrogena and Aveeno Sunscreens Benzene Content Settlement
Active? Closed Proof of Purchase? No Typical Settlement: Up to $21.16 in vouchers Johnson & Johnson Consumer, Inc. (JJCI) is settling multiple class actions that have been combined in a single multi-district litigation. The complaint alleged that certain lots of Neutrogena and Aveeno sunscreens were found to be contaminated with the chemical benzene, and that consumers were not warned of this. Although both aerosol and non-aerosol products are Read more
HEX Hand Sanitizer “99% Effective” Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? No Typical Settlement: $3-70 per unit Sugarmill Distilling, LLC is settling a class action about its HEX hand sanitizer. The complaint alleged that the company violated consumer protection laws, including by claiming that the hand sanitizer is 99% effective against all germs, when it is not. Read more
Florida Power & Light Company Communication Times Settlement
Active? Open Proof of Purchase? Yes Typical Settlement: Est. up to $5 To resolve a class action, Florida Power & Light Company is paying out $500,000, the maximum award allowed for statutory damages in a class action. The complaint alleged that the company violated the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA), which forbids companies from communicating with debtors between the hours of 9 pm and 8 am Read more
