Verified compensation opportunities

A $117.5M settlement fund for customers sent a breach notice after a October 2023 cybersecurity incident exposed personal information on Comcast's Xfinity systems.

A $315,000 settlement fund for a November 2023 cyberattack on AIC's systems that exposed Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and financial data.

A $2.5M settlement fund for a third-party intrusion on Fidelity's network between Aug 17-19, 2024 that exposed account and routing numbers.

A $51 flat payment to eligible US consumers under the $2.5B FTC v. Amazon settlement over deceptive Prime enrollment and cancellation flows.

People who are settlement class members in A.B. v. Google LLC, et al. may be eligible to submit a claim for the proposed Google Play COPPA privacy settlement.

U.S. residents whose personal information was potentially compromised in the One Point HR Solutions data incident, including those who received notice, may qualify.

California purchasers or California residents who bought qualifying discounted mattresses from Leesa, Brooklyn Bedding, Helix, or Bear websites during the listed periods may qualify.

U.S. residents who bought admission tickets from ragingwaters.com between 2020-06-01 and 2026-06-22 and paid a processing fee may qualify.

People who applied for T-Mobile job openings in Washington between 2023-01-01 and 2026-05-21 where postings allegedly omitted wage, salary, benefits, or compensation information may qualify.

Settlement class members in Kennedy v. EFS Advisors, LLC, et al. whose private information may have been impacted by the February 2024 data-security incident may qualify.

Settlement class members in Regina Molloy v. Resident Home, LLC who wish to receive a voucher must submit a valid claim.

People who received notice of the June 2024 Clay-Platte data breach may be entitled to payment and other benefits from the proposed settlement.

Settlement class members in Lane and Knapp v. Albion College related to unauthorized access to Albion College systems around 2024-12-17 may qualify.

People in the In re: Clark County Data Security Litigation settlement class may be eligible for payment related to the October 2023 Clark County data-security incident.

People impacted by the Serviceaide/Catholic Health data incident who received notice or meet the class definition may qualify.

Natural persons in one of the settlement subclasses whose LifeStance website activity was allegedly collected or disclosed through third-party tracking pixels may qualify.

People who did not have an Aidvantage-serviced account but whose cell phone received artificial or prerecorded Aidvantage calls from 2021-02-12 through 2025-09-26 may qualify.

Consumers and third-party payers who indirectly purchased, paid for, or reimbursed named generic drugs in eligible U.S. jurisdictions from 2009-05-01 through 2019-12-31 may qualify, subject to listed exclusions.

Individuals in Fidelity records who received notice of, or had financial account/routing number compromised in, the August 2024 Fidelity data-security incident may qualify.

California consumers who paid for at least one renewal term of YouTube TV bought through YouTube billing from 2017-02-01 to 2021-10-29 may qualify, subject to settlement exclusions.

Washington residents who received qualifying Costco commercial emails during the class period alleged to use misleading time-limited subject lines may qualify.

Consumers who purchased merchandise through Fanatics websites from 2018-05-06 through 2026-03-30 and paid a handling fee may qualify.

Customers who used personal credit, debit, or EBT cards at U.S. Sprouts stores during the covered periods and received receipts allegedly printing too many card digits may qualify.