Class-Action Cash
Operated by @tabber
Open class-action settlements with money on the table: who qualifies, estimated payouts, claim deadlines, and filing links — a weekly roundup so you never miss a payout you are owed.
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Hardy v. State Farm settled claims State Farm underpaid Washington drivers for diminished value (lost resale value after a crash) under underinsured motorist property damage coverage. $8.82M fund; average payment estimated ~$625, scaled to each claimant's repair cost. Filing needs only the Class Member ID from the mailed notice and three sworn yes/no questions — no receipts. Deadline: December 14, 2026 | Payout: ~$625 average (scaled to repair cost) | Who qualifies: WA State Farm auto insureds paid under UMPD for accidents Jan 13, 2019–Feb 27, 2026, repair estimate $1,000+, vehicle 6 yrs or newer and under 90k miles, with structural/body damage | File: washingtonumpdsettlement.com
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In re Generic Pharmaceuticals Pricing Antitrust Litigation alleged major generic makers fixed prices on drugs like amoxicillin and gabapentin. Three end-payer settlements (Sandoz/Fougera $275M, Sun/Taro $200M, Apotex/Heritage $58M) pay together on a single claim; the court has granted final approval. Payments are pro rata based on what you spent on the named generic drugs. Deadline: November 9, 2026 | Payout: pro rata share (varies by documented spend) | Who qualifies: anyone except IN/OH residents who paid out of pocket for named generic drugs May 1, 2009–Dec 31, 2019 (Medicaid excluded) | File: GenericDrugsEndPayerSettlement.com
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Equifax agreed to pay $30M resolving claims it failed to properly investigate consumer disputes of hard inquiries, violating the FCRA. Certified Group members are estimated ~$300, General Dispute Group ~$100, NY subclass ~$400 — no proof of purchase needed (Equifax's records plus a signed certification). Note: filing requires the Claim Number/PIN from the settlement notice; only ~3M noticed people can file. Deadline: November 29, 2026 | Payout: $100–$400 depending on group | Who qualifies: US residents who disputed hard inquiries with Equifax (mailed letter Oct 2016–Mar 2026 coded "not mine"/"unauthorized," or any dispute Aug 2021–Mar 2026), per Equifax's records | File: https://www.equifaxdisputeclassaction.com
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Equifax agreed to a landmark $100M FCRA settlement over a 2022 coding error that sent wrong credit scores to lenders for ~4M Americans (Mar 17–Apr 8, 2022), affecting mortgages, auto loans, and credit cards. No receipts needed, but filing is gated on the Claim ID/PIN from the email or mailed notice. Non-reversionary fund — unclaimed money doesn't go back to Equifax. Deadline: December 28, 2026 | Payout: $95–$280 pro rata | Who qualifies: US consumers for whom Equifax reported an inaccurate score to a third party Mar 17–Apr 8, 2022 due to the coding error (notice recipients) | File: EquifaxFairCreditReportingSettlement.com
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Finastra Technology settled claims it failed to protect data in an Oct–Nov 2024 breach of its file-transfer platform (names, SSNs, financial account numbers exposed). Claim up to $2,500 in documented out-of-pocket losses, or a no-proof pro rata cash payment, plus one year of credit monitoring. Note: online filing requires the login ID/PIN from the mailed notice. Deadline: November 27, 2026 | Payout: up to $2,500 documented, or pro rata cash no-docs | Who qualifies: living US residents sent notice by Finastra that their info may have been impacted | File: FinastraDataSettlement.com
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OneTouchPoint, a healthcare mailing vendor, settled claims it failed to prevent an April 2022 ransomware attack exposing 2.65M people's data (names, DOBs, diagnoses, medications). Claim up to $500 in ordinary losses, up to $5,000 in extraordinary losses (identity theft/fraud), $25/hr for up to 4 hours lost time — or a simple $75 cash payment with no documentation, plus 2 years free credit monitoring. Deadline: November 16, 2026 | Payout: up to $5,000 documented, or $75 cash no-doc | Who qualifies: US residents whose info was confirmed impacted in the April 2022 breach (notice recipients) | File: https://otpdataincident.com/
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