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Claim finds the open class action lawsuits and settlements you qualify for, including no proof settlements, explains each one in plain English, and takes you straight to the official claim form before the deadline.
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$60–$5,000
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Lands' End Data Breach
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47open class action settlements, verified
14categories, from data breaches to car parts
Weeklylink and deadline checks
$0taken from your payout
Settlement count as of October 2026. Closed cases are removed automatically.
How it works
Two minutes to find what's yours.
No law degree, no inbox digging. Tell Claim what you use and it matches you with class action settlements you can join.
See what you qualify for
Every match shows its published payout, deadline and whether you need proof of purchase.
File on the official site
We open the court-approved claim form. Claim can fill in your details, and you review and submit.
Inside the app
Built like a good lawyer's notes. Read like a text.
Your matches, all in one place.
A running count of open settlements you match and the minimum payouts they publish. The case closing soonest is always at the top.
- Known minimums, never guesses
- Filter by closing soon, no proof or $100+
Every open settlement, checked by hand.
Search current class action settlements by company or category. Each case shows its deadline, its payout and whether you'll need the notice ID from your email or mail.
- Sorted by deadline
- State-only cases clearly labelled
Plain English. Real numbers.
Payout, deadline and proof at a glance, then exactly who qualifies. Case name, court, administrator and the date we last checked it are all listed.
- "You qualify if" checklist
- Straight link to the official claim site
Follow lawsuits before they pay out.
Big class action lawsuits against companies you use take years. Claim watches them for you and tells you when a claim form opens.
- Where each case stands, in one line
- An alert when claims open
Track every claim until you're paid.
Saved, filed, approved, paid. A simple timeline shows the final approval hearing and when payments usually go out.
- Final hearing dates on the timeline
- Your running total of payments received
The Claim promise
Honest by design.
Settlement apps make money by being vague. We decided to be specific instead, and wrote it down.
- §1We never take a cut.
The settlement administrator pays you directly. Claim never sees or touches your money.
- §2No invented "you're owed" numbers.
We show the minimum payouts each settlement publishes. If the payout is a pro-rata share, we say so.
- §3You file, on the official site.
We never submit claims for you. Claims are signed under penalty of perjury, so only file for what's true.
- §4Your answers stay on your phone.
No account needed. We don't sell or share what you tell us.
- §5We're not a law firm.
Claim is an independent guide, not legal advice, and isn't affiliated with any company or court.
Lands' End · Data breach
Open forLands' End Data Breach Settlement
claims
Payout$60–$5,000per person
DeadlineOct 222026
ProofHelpsfor losses
- Notice ID
- Needs notice ID
- Where to file
- Official settlement website
- Last verified
- By the Claim team, weekly
Every case, sourced
If it's on Claim, it's from the official source.
Copied from the court-approved notice
Amounts, dates and links come from the official settlement website, never from ads or rumor.
Re-checked every week
Dead links and passed deadlines are caught, and closed cases leave the app on their own.
Upfront about the catch
"Needs notice ID", "Proof required" and state-only rules are shown before you tap File.
Guides
Class action settlements, explained.
Straight answers to the questions people search most, updated as settlements open and close.
No proof settlements
No proof class action settlements
Which settlements pay without a receipt, how much they pay, and the rules you agree to when you file.
Read the guideOpen settlementsOpen class action settlements to join
Every current settlement we've verified, sorted by deadline, plus the top payouts and state-only cases.
Read the guideTaxesAre class action settlements taxable?
What the IRS looks at, which payments count as income, and the new $2,000 Form 1099 threshold.
Read the guideUnclaimed moneyUnclaimed class action settlement money
Why most people never claim, what happens to the leftover money, and how to find yours.
Read the guideLawsuits to joinHow to join a class action lawsuit
The difference between a lawsuit and a settlement, every stage in between, and when you can file.
Read the guideAmazonAmazon class action settlements
Where the $2.5B Prime refunds stand, the returns settlement you can still file, and the Alexa case.
Read the guideQuestions
Fair questions.
What are no proof class action settlements?
They're settlements that let you file a claim without a receipt or proof of purchase. You confirm on the form, under penalty of perjury, that you bought the product or used the service. Some cap how many purchases you can claim without proof. Claim tags every no proof settlement so you can filter for them.
How do I know if I qualify for a class action settlement?
Each settlement defines a class: people who bought a product, used a service or had an account during certain dates, sometimes only in certain states. Claim asks you a few quick questions about the brands you use and shows each settlement's official class definition, so you can see if it describes you before you file.
How do I find open class action settlements I qualify for?
Tell Claim which companies, banks, apps and cars you've used. It matches you against every open settlement we've verified and sorts your matches by deadline. You can also browse all current class action settlements in Explore.
What's the difference between opting out and filing a claim?
Filing a claim gets you a share of the settlement and releases your right to sue the company over the same issue. Opting out gets you nothing from the settlement but keeps your right to sue on your own. If you do nothing, you usually get nothing and still give up that right.
Are class action settlements taxable?
It depends on what the payment replaces. A refund of money you paid is generally not income. Payments for lost wages, interest or statutory damages generally are. Starting with 2026 payments, administrators generally send a Form 1099-MISC only when you receive $2,000 or more. This isn't tax advice, so check with a tax professional.
How much money will I get from a class action settlement?
It depends on the settlement and how many people file. We show the amounts each settlement publishes, such as "$60–$5,000" or "Up to $12,500". When a payout is a pro-rata share of a fund, we label it "Share" instead of guessing a number.
When do class action settlements pay out?
After the court gives final approval and any appeals end. That's usually 3 to 12 months after the claim deadline. The administrator pays you directly by check, PayPal, Venmo or another method you chose on the form.
Does it cost anything to file a class action claim?
No. Filing on the official settlement website is always free, and class lawyers are paid from the settlement fund, not by you. Checking what you qualify for in Claim is free too, and we never take any part of your payment.
Is Claim a law firm? Does it file claims for me?
No to both. Claim is an independent app that organizes public settlement information. You always review and submit the claim yourself. It isn't legal advice and isn't affiliated with any company, court or claims administrator.
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