Updated Oct 20, 2026

Open class action lawsuits you can claim money from

47 class action settlements are taking claims right now. 27 need no proof of purchase, and 19 close in the next 30 days. Each one links to its official claim form.

Amounts are what each settlement publishes per person. "Share" means a pro-rata share of the fund. Always confirm the details on the official site before you file. Filing is free.

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Questions about class action claims

How do I know if I qualify for a class action settlement?

Every settlement defines a class: who bought a product, used a service, or had an account during certain dates, sometimes only in certain states. Open the case page to read the class definition. If it describes you, you can file.

Do I need proof of purchase to file a claim?

Not always. Many settlements have a no proof tier that pays a set amount if you sign a statement that you qualify. Higher payouts usually need receipts, statements, serial numbers or a notice ID.

How much money can I get from a class action settlement?

It depends on the fund and how many people file. Consumer and privacy settlements often pay $10 to $100 per person; car, data breach and financial cases can pay hundreds or thousands with documented losses. We only show amounts a settlement publishes.

How long does it take to get paid?

Payments go out after the court's final approval hearing and after any appeals end. That's usually 3 to 12 months after the claim deadline.

Does it cost anything to file a claim?

No. Filing on the official settlement website is free. Class lawyers are paid from the settlement fund, so you never pay out of pocket. Be wary of anyone who asks for a fee to file for you.

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.

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