A number of class action settlements recently opened during the month of December for consumers to make claims through January and beyond.
The class action settlements were made to resolve claims revolving around product defects and contamination, false advertising, a data breach and price-fixing, among other things.
A business or entity may agree to a class action settlement as a way to avoid continuing litigation and/or as a gesture of good faith with consumers, while at the same time not admitting to any fault.
Browse below to see if you qualify to make a claim to join a class action settlement that opened last month. If none apply, you may also browse Top Class Actions’ settlement directory to find more open class action rebates.
Apple agrees to pay $150M to end claims its MacBooks have defective butterfly keyboards
Apple agreed to pay $150 million to resolve claims it sold MacBook laptops containing defective butterfly keyboards.
The class action settlement benefits consumers who purchased certain Apple MacBook products and were given a keycap replacement or top case replacement repair within their first year of owning the device.
Individuals who want to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by March 6.
Idelle Labs to pay $3.65M to resolve claims it sold Brut, Sure antiperspirant containing benzene
Idelle Labs, meanwhile, agreed to pay $3.65 million to resolve claims it sold certain Brut and Sure brand antiperspirant products containing the chemical benzene, a known human carcinogen.
The class action settlement benefits consumers who purchased covered Brut and Sure brand antiperspirant products between Nov. 15, 2015, and Oct. 28, 2022.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by Jan. 12 to qualify to join the class action settlement.
Celsius agrees to pay $7.8M over claims it falsely marketed its beverages as containing ‘no preservatives’
Celsius agreed to pay $7.8 million to put to bed allegations it falsely marketed that its beverages contained “no preservatives.”
The class action settlement will benefit consumers who purchased applicable Celsius beverages between Jan. 1, 2015, and Nov. 23, 2022.
Individuals who want to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by Feb. 13.
Barlean’s Organic Oils to pay $1.6M to end allegations it falsely advertised health of coconut oil products
Barlean’s Organic Oils, meanwhile, agreed to pay $1.6 million to halt claims it falsely advertised how healthy the company’s coconut oil products are.
The class action settlement will benefit consumers who purchased certain Barlean’s products between Jan. 24, 2015, and Nov. 10, 2022.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by Jan.19 to make a claim to join the class action settlement.
Several salmon farms pay combined $33M to end claims they worked together to increase prices
Salmon farms Mowi Ducktrap, Grieg Seafood, Sjór, SalMar, Lerøy Seafood and Cermaq agreed to pay a combined $33 million to resolve claims they colluded to increase the price of salmon products.
The class action settlement benefits consumers who indirectly purchased salmon products or farm-raised salmon in a number of different states from between April 10, 2013, and Nov. 17, 2022.
Individuals who want to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by Feb. 17.
Experian, T-Mobile to pay $16M to resolve claims revolving around 2015 data breach
Experian and T-Mobile, meanwhile, agreed to pay $16 million to put to bed numerous claims from state attorneys general revolving around their handling of a 2015 data breach.
The class action settlement benefits consumers who had their personal information exposed during the 2015 data breach of Experian and T-Mobile.
Consumers must submit a completed registration form by May 6 to benefit from the class action settlement.
Circle K to pay $8M to escape claims it discriminated against disabled, pregnant employees
Circle K agreed to pay $8 million to resolve the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s claims that the company discriminated against both its disabled and pregnant employees.
The class action settlement benefits current and former Circle K employees who were fired after seeking reasonable accommodations for a disability or pregnancy from between July 10, 2009, and Sept. 26, 2022.
Individuals who want to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by Feb. 26.
Pharma companies agree to pay more than $56M following Alzheimer’s drug price allegations
A group of pharmaceutical companies, meanwhile, agreed to pay more than $56 million to end allegations it worked together to raise the price of brand name and generic Alzheimer’s medication.
The class action settlement benefits a third-party payor and generic defendant class of individuals who indirectly purchased or paid for the covered medications between June 1, 2012, and Dec. 31 2017, for the former and since April 14, 2010, for the latter.
Consumers must submit a valid claim form by Feb. 3 to make a claim to join the class action settlement.
U.S. Government agrees to pay $125M to resolve claims it charged users to access PACER
The U.S. government agreed to pay $125 million to put to bed claims it charged users excessive fees to access its Public Access to Electronic Records (PACER).
The class action settlement benefits individuals and entities that paid a PACER fee between April 22, 2010, and May 31, 2018.
Individuals who want to make a claim to join the class action settlement do not have a deadline to file.
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico to pay $5.5M to escape claims it assessed illegal overdraft and NSF fees
Puerto Rican bank Banco Popular de Puerto Rico (BPPR), meanwhile, agreed to pay $5.5 million to end allegations it assessed its customers illegal overdraft and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees.
The class action settlement benefits current and former BPPR customers who were assessed a retry/resubmitted overdraft fee and NSF fees between Feb. 1, 2016, and April 1, 2022.
A valid claim form is not required to join the class action settlement.
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How do I find out if a check was ever sent to me from the Sykes class action lawsuit in 2016?
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Windstream Communications is set to receive over 500 million dollars over the next few years from the FCC for the Affordable Connectivity Program. Yet after receiving a false charge on my cash app card i decided to investigate and found there were nearly 100 people that had the same issues. The charge comes across as Wsc Windstream Cmpts, which is an ungoverned part of the organization from Uraquay i believe. But its not scammers that are taking the money it’ s actually the company allowing it to take place . This is all done with the original sale being an advertisement for internet for 39.99 with the ability to get a 30 dollar credit from the ACP program. Only that part NEVER happens and the bill they hit you with is huge. Any communication with them will leave you so bewildered just over how the charges are listed and dont make any sense , nor do they even calculate correctly when added up. They are taking money from the consumers and are getting the 500 million because its a program endorsed by our FCC.
I had 140,000 shares of Windstream’s holdings they file for bankruptcy came out of bankruptcy my shares went to zero what caused them to go bankrupt they breached the contract with the bond holders and all the bonds were due at one time so they filed bankruptcyThey shifted about $7 billion of assets into another company a real estate investment trust company call unity group
I had 140,000 shares of Windstream’s holdings they file for bankruptcy came out of bankruptcy my shares went to zero what caused them to go bankrupt they breached the contract with the bond holders and all the bonds were due at one time so they filed bankruptcyThey shifted about $7 billion of assets into another company a real estate investment trust company call unity group
Kerrygold Butter. I use it exclusively, and purchased it most recently at Wegmans. I have health issues, making me vulnerable to toxins that my body can’t clear. Please include me in this lawsuit. Best way to contact me is by text: 617.964.2466, or by phone: 508.720.4181.
Thank you,
Susan Sansby
I have a Samsung refrigerator with the same issue. I bought it back in 2013 fro HH Greg I also purchased the 3 year extended warranty which I could renew every 3 years. After a year I had them come and and they replace the whole ice maker. About 4 months later it froze up again. The guy told me that the ice was blocking the airflow and that’s what was causing it. So I would just break the ice off for a while. Usually the next year I have him come out again. When they would come out they be like oh this is a new design to stop that from happening but it kept happening. That went on for about 4 years. After that every 6 months it would freeze up I would call the warranty people and have him come out. After about 2 years of that they dropped me cuz they were losing more money than they’re making. I found online by hitting a couple buttons on the screen I could do a automatic defrost. That worked for about four times and then that wouldn’t even work anymore so now I’m stuck with an ice machine that won’t make ice.
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