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A number of class action settlements opened in January for consumers to make claims through the month of February and beyond.
The class action settlements resolve claims around chemicals, data breaches, data throttling, pre-recorded calls and debt collection, among other things.
A company may agree to a class action settlement without admitting fault to avoid continued litigation and/or as a way to appease consumers.
Check the list below to see if any of the newly opened class action settlements apply to you. If not, make sure to browse Top Class Actions settlement directory to discover more open class action rebates.
Thinx to pay $4M to end claims it sold period underwear containing dangerous chemicals
Thinx agreed to pay $4 million to resolve claims it sold period underwear containing dangerous chemicals that can cause adverse health effects.
The settlement will benefit consumers who purchased certain Thinx period underwear from between Nov. 12, 2016, and Nov. 28, 2022.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by April 12 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
Great Lakes Education Loan Services’ $1.275M settlement ends claims it broke debt collection laws
Great Lakes Education Loan Services agreed to pay more than $1.275 million to end claims it broke debt collection laws by allegedly making excessive phone calls.
The class action settlement will benefit Massachusetts residents who received more than two debt collection phone calls from Great Lakes Education Loan Services during a seven-day span since Oct. 28, 2015.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by Feb. 27 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
VW, Audi agree to pay $3.5M to end claims regarding multiyear data breach
Volkswagen and Audi agreed to pay $3.5 million to put to bed claims regarding a yearslong data breach that allegedly exposed their customers’ information.
The settlement will benefit consumers who received a notice from Volkswagen and/or Audi that their personal or private information may have been exposed during a 2019-2021 data breach.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by April 12 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
AT&T to pay $60M to end FTC claims it throttled customers with unlimited data
AT&T agreed to pay $60 million to resolve claims from the Federal Trade Commission that the wireless carrier throttled its “unlimited” data speeds.
The settlement benefits AT&T customers with an unlimited data plan between Oct. 1, 2011, and June 30, 2015 who experienced data throttling and did not receive reimbursement.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by May 18 to be eligible to receive reimbursement.
Dickey’s Barbecue agrees to pay $3.25M to resolve 2019-20 data breach claims
Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurant agreed to pay $3.25 million to end claims its allegedly relaxed data security policies were responsible for a 2019-2020 data breach.
The class action settlement will benefit consumers who made a purchase at a Dickey’s Barbecue Pit restaurant using a credit card from between April 23, 2019, and Oct. 29, 2020.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by April 22 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
Synchrony Bank to pay $2.6M over allegations it violated federal telemarketing laws
Synchrony Bank agreed to pay $2.6 million to put to bed claims the financial institution violated federal telemarketing laws by allegedly making calls to customers about unrelated accounts.
The class action settlement will benefit consumers who received a call from or on behalf of Synchrony Bank since Oct. 16, 2020, about an account that had no relation to them.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by March 30 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
Smithfield ends pork price-fixing claims with $75M settlement
Smithfield will pay $75 million to end claims the pork manufacturer worked with other companies in the pork industry to fix pork product prices.
The settlement benefits indirect purchasers of pork products manufactured by JBS USA Food, Clemens Family, Hormel, Seaboard, Smithfield, Triumph, Tyson and Agri Stats from between Jan. 1, 2009, and April 2, 2021.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by June 30 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
Hewlett Packard to pay $8.5M to end claims it failed to pay its women employees equally
Hewlett Packard agreed to pay $8.5 million to resolve claims the company failed to pay its women employees the same wages as their male counterparts.
The settlement will benefit a California class of women who were employed by Hewlett Packard from between Nov. 1, 2015, and Nov. 3, 2022.
No claim form is required to benefit from the class action settlement. Class members who want to dispute their settlement payment must submit an enhancement request by March 21.
LendUS agrees to class action settlement that ends 2021 data breach claims
LendUS agreed to a class action settlement that will end claims the mortgage company failed to protect its customers information during a 2021 data breach.
The class action settlement benefits individuals who received a data breach notice from LendUS regarding a cyberattack that spanned from Feb. 2 to March 22, 2021.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by April 19 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
Scripps settles claims revolving around 2021 data breach
Scripps settled a class action ending claims concerning its handling of a 2021 data breach.
The class action settlement will benefit a class of Scripps patients who received a notice about the data breach.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by March 23 to be eligible to join the class action settlement.
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22 thoughts onClass Action Rebates | February 2023
I was part of the Volkswagen Timing Chain Product Liability Litigation, Case No. 2:16-cv-02765. I dealt with the law firm(s) heading the operation for many months hunting down and submitting every documentation requested of me. I took a loan purchased and had a new engine installed while waiting and submitting documents to the lead firm. In short, the lawsuit eventually came down to segmented settlements, which I was fully in. But the law firm only said I would receive a letter in the mail regarding my result. 4 letters and almost 10 calls in, I was never able to find out any information on what or what caused my situation to not qualify for any of the settlement. I gave up on expecting any reimbursement for my entire engine. I was just hoping some one might be able to help me find out why no one would give me any relevant information regarding my decision in the class action. I still have all my documents, but that law firm and the timing chain related sites have all since dissolved it seems, so I can no longer find any point(s) of contact.
Come on People, put the work in! Do you expect things to just fall in your Lap?
hi I was wondering if there is a cut off for the amount of time passed. This all began about june, july right when pandemic was in full swing. I had numerous harrassing calls. I was akways on time with all my bills until I was laid off from work because of the pandemic and these people treated me like i was nothing, they had no sympathy all they wanted was me to pay so they krot charging me fee after fee, thry repoed my car. it was so humiliating and now they have me in collections and now i cant even get a job because of my credit. these companies have ruined my life. and i not gonna say that its all their fault but how do i pay when clearly i cant work by no fault of my own. the world shut down. i cant do anything about that. and to top it off people I knew oasses away from covid so fir them to have no heart is just ungodly
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