Published
September 25, 2026
Twenty-eight class action settlements are open to claims or paying automatically with key dates between October 8 and December 21, 2026, and 15 of them — led by Apple's $250 million Siri settlement, the $117 million pork price-fixing settlement and the $59.5 million Flo period-tracker settlement — accept a claim with no receipt and no notice ID. The first no-proof deadline is Flo's, on October 15.
What Is Worth Filing First
The deadlines that matter most this fall belong to the broad no-proof settlements, because almost anyone can check eligibility for them in a minute. Flo's period-tracker settlement closes October 15, the pork price-fixing settlement October 29, Bestway's above-ground pool settlement October 30, and CVS's digital privacy settlement November 16. The largest no-proof settlement by fund size, Apple's $250 million Siri settlement, opened September 21 and runs to December 21, 2026.Among the settlements that need a notice ID or paperwork, the highest per-person values are Navy Federal's (a canceled loan plus $250 for members whose fraud claims were denied), Kia's window regulator settlement (up to $400 a repair) and the $120.3 million homebuyer commission settlement, which needs a closing statement.
Every entry below was checked against its settlement page on this site on September 25, 2026, and the proof label for each matches the site's settlements directory. Each is a settlement of disputed claims rather than a court finding of wrongdoing. The one settlement here that followed a trial is High 5 Games, where a jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff before the parties settled. None of these settlements has an announced payment date.
Two September deadlines are almost here: the Gotham Steel and Granitestone cookware settlement for California and Colorado buyers closes today, September 25, and O'Reilly Auto Parts' text-message settlement closes September 28. Both are covered in the September 2026 roundup.
The Fall 2026 Deadline Calendar
Every settlement on this page, soonest date first. "No proof" means the online claim form can be finished without a receipt and without an administrator-issued ID. "ID" means the online form is gated on a code from a mailed or emailed notice (or, for Playstudios, a player ID from the game). "Documents" means receipts, invoices or statements are required. "Automatic" means there is no claim form for the base payment, and the date shown is an opt-out, hearing or side-claim date.| Deadline | Settlement | Benefit | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 8 / Oct 26 | Costa Del Mar repair and warranty fees | Pro rata shares of $23.9M and $4.095M | Automatic |
| Oct 15 | Flo period tracker privacy | Share of $59.5M | No proof |
| Oct 19 | NYC Central BookingNYC | Up to $475 per detention | No proof |
| Oct 21 | Playstudios myVEGAS cash election6 states | 23% of spend in cash, or 27% in coins | ID |
| Oct 27 | NAR homebuyer commissions | Pro rata share of $120.3M | Documents |
| Oct 29 | Pork price-fixing | Pro rata share of $117.065M | No proof |
| Oct 30 | Bestway above-ground pools | $40, or 10% of price with receipt | No proof |
| Nov 2 | ConnectOnCall data breach | $75, or up to $5,000 documented | No proof |
| Nov 3 | Levoit air purifier "HEPA" labels | $10 digital payment | Documents |
| Nov 10 | PPL New York CDPAP caregiversNY | About $680 on average | Automatic |
| Nov 13 | High 5 Games social casinoWA | Share of $12M to $30M | No proof |
| Nov 16 | CVS digital privacy | Up to $5, or up to $10 with proof | No proof |
| Nov 23 | Kia window regulators | Up to $400 per repair, or a $40 service card | ID + documents |
| Nov 24 | Planned Parenthood lab (LSC) data breach | Up to $1,000 pro rata, plus up to $5,000 documented | No proof |
| Nov 24 | Raging Waters processing fee | Pro rata share of $850,000 | No proof |
| Nov 24 | Venetian Las Vegas website privacyCA | ~$71.39 bookers, ~$3.60 browsers | No proof |
| Nov 25 | Neutrogena Skin360 biometric privacyIL | Equal share of $4.7M | No proof |
| Nov 26 | NYC strip searchNYC | Pro rata share of $28M | No proof |
| Nov 27 | Dr. Squatch "natural" labels | $0.50 a product, up to $12.50 | No proof |
| Nov 29 | Navy Federal unauthorized loans | $250, plus automatic loan cancellation | ID |
| Dec 1 | Amazon returns | Varies by refund, from $309.5M | Automatic |
| Dec 2 | Safe Fleet data breach | $50, or up to $2,500 documented | ID |
| Dec 14 | Thinkware dash cams | About $6.70 per camera | No proof |
| Dec 14 | CAMC bariatric hernia surgeryWV | Equal share of $30M | Automatic |
| Dec 21 | Apple Intelligence Siri | $25 per iPhone, up to $95 | No proof |
| Dec 21 | Kroger prescription pricing | Pro rata share of $17M | ID |
| Dec 21 | Telmate / ViaPath data breach | Pro rata cash, plus up to $5,000 documented | ID |
| Dec 21 | Innovative Renal Care data breach | About $100, or up to $5,000 documented | ID |
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No-Proof Claims: File These First
These ten are open to people nationwide and take a claim on a sworn statement alone. No receipt and no ID from a notice is needed for the base payment, although a false attestation is made under penalty of perjury and some administrators can ask for support later. They are listed by deadline.Flo Period Tracker Privacy — Closes October 15
U.S. users who logged period or pregnancy data in the Flo app between November 2016 and February 2019 can claim a share of a $59.5 million fund paid by Google ($48 million), Flo ($8 million) and Flurry ($3.5 million). Plaintiffs alleged the app's embedded software development kits passed menstruation and pregnancy data to those companies and to Meta without valid consent; this settlement resolves those claims against Google, Flo and Flurry. The claim is a sworn attestation, and the Unique ID and PIN from the notice are not required. California residents may receive a double share, which may require residency documentation. The online deadline is 11:59 p.m. Pacific on October 15, 2026, and the final approval hearing is set for October 29. Flo settlement: who qualifies and how to filePork Price-Fixing ($117.065M) — Closes October 29
People who bought raw pork or bacon at a grocery store in one of 24 states between June 28, 2014 and June 30, 2018 can claim a pro rata share of $117.065 million, scaled to what they spent. No documentation is required at filing and no notice ID is needed. The complaint alleges the processors inflated and stabilized pork prices; the companies deny it, and no court has found any of them liable. No per-person figure has been published. The final approval hearing is December 11, 2026. Pork settlement: the 24 states and how to fileBestway Above-Ground Pools ($15M) — Closes October 30
People who bought a Bestway-branded above-ground pool 48 inches or taller, with compression straps outside the support poles, sold between 2008 and 2024, can claim $40 without a receipt, or 10% of the price paid with valid proof of purchase. The Settlement Claim ID is optional; the form asks for the pool's brand, dimensions and model or serial number instead. The complaint alleges the pools were defective and the earlier recall inadequate; Bestway denies it. The fund is $15 million, and payments may be adjusted pro rata. Bestway pool settlement detailsConnectOnCall Data Breach ($4.95M) — Closes November 2
ConnectOnCall ran an after-hours answering platform used by doctors' offices, and the settlement covers people whose information may have been affected in its 2024 data incident. The cash options are $75 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 in documented losses instead, and either comes with two years of dark web and medical data monitoring. The eligibility test on the claim form is a sworn statement that the claimant communicated after hours with a healthcare provider or its office between May 12, 2014 and May 12, 2024. The Unique ID and PIN speed up filing but are not required. Cash is reduced pro rata if the fund runs short. ConnectOnCall settlement detailsCVS Digital Privacy — Closes November 16
Living individuals who accessed a CVS website, the CVS Health website or the CVS app in the United States before July 27, 2026 can claim up to $5 with no documentation, or up to $10 with documentation such as browser history or dated screenshots. A purchase is not required, but an in-store visit alone does not count. The lawsuit alleges tracking technology on CVS's digital properties shared users' data with Criteo and other third parties; CVS and Criteo deny it. One claim is allowed per household, and the official site has a claim form that needs no login. The online deadline is 11:59 p.m. Eastern on November 16, 2026. CVS settlement: who qualifiesPlanned Parenthood Lab (LSC) Data Breach ($6.1M) — Closes November 24
Laboratory Services Cooperative runs lab testing for several Planned Parenthood affiliates. Patients who received lab testing ordered by a participating Planned Parenthood health center, people who paid for that testing on a patient's behalf, and current and former LSC employees can claim a pro rata cash payment of up to $1,000, plus up to $5,000 in documented out-of-pocket losses and two years of medical monitoring. The three benefits can be claimed together. Only the health centers that used LSC are involved, and the settlement page lists the affiliates. The portal has a path for people who never received a notice. LSC denies wrongdoing. LSC data breach settlement detailsRaging Waters Processing Fee ($850K) — Closes November 24
U.S. residents who bought admission tickets on ragingwaters.com between June 1, 2020 and June 22, 2026 and paid a "Processing Fee" can claim a pro rata share of the net fund, which the settlement page puts at roughly $483,000 after estimated deductions. The complaint alleges the fee was added several screens into checkout after the advertised ticket price. The administrator calculates each share from Raging Waters' own records, so no receipt is needed, and the form's Notice ID field is optional. Raging Waters settlement detailsDr. Squatch "Natural" Labels ($9M) — Closes November 27
People who bought Dr. Squatch personal care products labeled "natural" in the United States between November 1, 2018 and August 29, 2026 can claim $0.50 per product: five products ($2.50) on a signed attestation, and up to 20 more with receipts, for a $12.50 household maximum. The complaint alleges the "natural" labeling was misleading, and Dr. Squatch denies it. Amounts are adjusted pro rata, and the final approval hearing is March 2, 2027. Dr. Squatch settlement detailsThinkware Dash Cams ($850K) — Closes December 14
Drivers who bought a Thinkware X700, F200PRO, F70PRO, DC-M2-FG or DC-M2-FG-IR dash cam in the United States between January 25, 2019 and August 31, 2024 can claim a pro rata payment the settlement page estimates at about $6.70 per camera. One camera can be claimed without a receipt; a second or more needs proof of purchase. The lawsuit alleges Thinkware advertised a "Super Night Vision" function without disclosing that it worked only in parking mode. Thinkware denies it. Thinkware settlement detailsApple Intelligence Siri ($250M) — Closes December 21
U.S. residents who bought an iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max or any iPhone 16 model in the United States between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025 can claim $25 per eligible device. The amount is adjusted pro rata and can rise to $95 per device if few people file, or fall below $25 if many do. No receipt or Claim ID is needed to file online; the form asks for the iPhone's serial number, or the Apple Account email and phone number for the device. The lawsuit alleges Apple marketed personalized Siri features as capabilities of those phones before the features shipped; Apple denies all of the allegations. The final approval hearing is February 24, 2027. Apple Siri settlement: eligible models and how to fileWorth the Paperwork: Notice ID or Documents Required
These five need either an administrator-issued code from a notice or supporting records, but the per-person value is higher, or the class is large enough that many readers will have the paperwork.NAR Homebuyer Commissions ($120.3M) — Closes October 27
People who bought a home listed on a multiple listing service and paid a broker commission in the transaction can claim a pro rata share of $120,334,500. Class periods differ by state and by defendant, reaching back as far as 2017 for some brokerages. The claim requires a closing statement, settlement statement, HUD statement or similar closing document, plus the purchase price and commissions paid. This settlement covers homebuyers only; NAR's earlier home-seller settlement has already closed. The final approval hearing is November 2, 2026, and payments are made in installments over several years. Homebuyer settlement: class periods by stateLevoit Air Purifiers ($10) — Closes November 3
People who bought a Levoit Core or EverestAir air purifier or replacement filter labeled "True HEPA," "HEPA" or "H13" in the United States between August 29, 2019 and August 4, 2023 can claim a $10 digital payment. Evidence of purchase showing the original purchase date is required. The $10 is cut only if valid claims exceed a $15 million cap on awards. Levoit settlement detailsKia Window Regulators — Closes November 23
Current and former owners and lessees of certain 2016 and 2017 Kia Optima vehicles and all 2017 Kia Sportage vehicles on the settlement's VIN list can claim up to $400 per window regulator repair they paid for, for up to four regulators per vehicle. Current owners and lessees can instead choose a $40 Kia dealer service card. A reimbursement claim needs the Class Member ID, the VIN, a repair order and proof of payment; the service card needs proof of current ownership. The final approval hearing is January 7, 2027. Kia window regulator settlement detailsNavy Federal Unauthorized Personal Loans — $250 Claim Closes November 29
Navy Federal Credit Union members who were given a personal loan between January 1, 2023 and January 31, 2025, reported it as fraudulent and had that claim denied are covered. Cancellation of the loan, deletion of the related credit reporting and a refund of payments made are automatic. A separate $250 cash payment requires a claim filed with the Notice ID and PIN; no fraud documentation is needed. The complaint alleges Navy Federal failed to prevent third parties from opening the loans and failed to cancel them; Navy Federal denies wrongdoing. Navy Federal settlement detailsKroger Prescription Pricing ($17M) — Closes December 21
People in the United States and its territories who paid anything toward a prescription filled at a Kroger-owned pharmacy using insurance between December 9, 2018 and August 23, 2026 can claim a pro rata share of $17 million, weighted by what they paid. A copay counts, and Savings Club membership is not required. Plaintiffs allege Kroger reported inflated "usual and customary" prices by leaving out its Savings Club prices; Kroger denies it. The online form needs the Notice ID and Confirmation Code, and documentation is required for claims of $8,000 or more and for anyone not on Kroger's purchaser list. Kroger settlement: which pharmacies countAutomatic Payments: Check Your Details
These four pay class members without a claim form for the base benefit. The practical step is making sure the administrator can reach you, and, where noted, filing the one optional claim that is not automatic.• Amazon returns ($309.5M) — covers customers whose refund for a returned product was missing, late, incorrect or charged back on or after September 5, 2017. Subclass A is paid automatically and chooses a payment method after final approval. Subclass B must file a claim by December 1, 2026 with the Notice ID and Confirmation Code, proof of tender and a signed statement for each return.
• PPL New York CDPAP caregivers ($162M) — home-care workers paid through PPL for services in New York City, Nassau, Suffolk or Westchester counties between March 1, 2025 and April 30, 2026, averaging about $680. The final approval hearing is November 10, 2026.
• Costa Del Mar repair fees ($23.9M) and warranty fees ($4.095M) — two settlements paid from Costa's records to people who paid repair or warranty fees on Costa Del Mar sunglasses. The opt-out and objection deadlines are October 26 and October 8, 2026.
• CAMC bariatric hernia surgery ($40M) — West Virginia patients who had a hiatal hernia repair during bariatric surgery at CAMC receive an equal share of a $30 million fund automatically. A separate Contingent Fund claim, for documented complications, needs a Claim Form, medical records and the Claimant ID and Web Access Code by December 14, 2026.
Newest Settlements Added This Month
Several of the entries above were added to the site in the past week: Apple's Siri settlement on September 21, the Thinkware settlement on September 18 and the Venetian settlement on September 24. Four more recent additions are data breach and gaming settlements with an ID requirement.• Telmate / ViaPath data breach ($4.225M) — people in the U.S. whose information was affected in the August 2020 incident at Telmate, the prison communications provider that does business as ViaPath Technologies. Class members can claim an equal pro rata cash share and up to $5,000 in documented losses, and both can be claimed. Keep the notice for its claim identifier. Claims close December 21, 2026.
• Innovative Renal Care data breach ($900K) — people sent notice of the February 2024 incident at American Renal Management, which does business as Innovative Renal Care, can claim an estimated $100 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring. The Class Member ID is needed to file online. Claims close December 21, 2026.
• Safe Fleet data breach — people in the U.S. whose information may have been affected in the April 2024 incident at Safe Fleet can claim a flat $50 with no documentation, or up to $2,500 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring. The Login ID and PIN from the notice are needed online. Claims close December 2, 2026.
• Playstudios myVEGAS social casino — people who spent money in myVEGAS, Pop! Slots, myKONAMI Slots, MGM Slots Live, myVEGAS Blackjack or myVEGAS Bingo while in Alabama, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Tennessee or Kentucky receive free in-game coins by default. Cash instead, equal to 23% of what Playstudios kept from their purchases, requires an election by October 21, 2026, with the Game Player ID or support code for each game and every account email.
State and City Settlements With No Proof Required
These five are limited to one state or city, and each takes a claim with no receipt and no notice ID.• NYC Central Booking ($21.5M) — people held at a New York City Central Booking facility in Brooklyn between April 8, 2017 and December 27, 2019, or at any Central Booking location between February 3, 2020 and March 1, 2023, can claim up to $475 per detention. A Social Security number is required to sign the attestation. Claims close October 19, 2026.
• High 5 Games (Washington) — people in Washington who bought virtual coins in the High 5 Casino or High 5 Vegas apps between April 9, 2014 and October 1, 2022 can claim a share of a settlement worth $12 million to $30 million, calculated from their purchase records and paid in installments over up to eight years. Claims close November 13, 2026.
• Venetian Las Vegas website privacy ($1.6M, California) — California residents who booked a stay on venetianlasvegas.com, or browsed the site, while in California between September 18, 2024 and March 16, 2026. The settlement website estimates about $71.39 for bookers and about $3.60 for browsers. Claims close November 24, 2026.
• Neutrogena Skin360 biometric privacy ($4.7M, Illinois) — people who did a Neutrogena Skin360 or NeoStrata Skin360 skin assessment while in Illinois between December 9, 2019 and May 5, 2023 can claim an equal share of the fund. Claims close November 25, 2026.
• NYC strip search ($28M) — people in city Department of Correction custody who were strip searched on arrival at the Manhattan Court Division after already being strip searched before leaving Rikers Island for court can claim a pro rata share. Claims close November 26, 2026.
Left Off This List
Deadlines between now and October 7 were left out as too close to act on, apart from the two noted at the top. Business-only classes, such as the $93.5 million turkey price-fixing settlements for direct purchasers, and securities cases that require brokerage records were also left out, along with most single-employer and local data breaches. The site's full settlements directory lists every open claim, and the no-proof settlements page filters it to claims that need no receipt or notice ID.Frequently Asked Questions
Which fall 2026 class action settlements can I claim without proof?
Ten nationwide settlements on this list take a claim with no receipt and no notice ID: Flo (October 15), pork price-fixing (October 29), Bestway pools (October 30), ConnectOnCall (November 2), CVS digital privacy (November 16), the Planned Parenthood lab data breach and Raging Waters (both November 24), Dr. Squatch (November 27), Thinkware dash cams (December 14) and Apple Intelligence Siri (December 21). Five more are limited to one state or city: NYC Central Booking, High 5 Games in Washington, the Venetian in California, Neutrogena Skin360 in Illinois and the NYC strip search settlement. Each still requires a sworn statement that you qualify.
How much is the Apple Siri settlement paying per iPhone?
The estimate is $25 per eligible iPhone, adjusted pro rata: up to $95 per device if few people file, and less than $25 if many do. It covers iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 16 models bought in the United States between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025. Claims close December 21, 2026, and the final approval hearing is set for February 24, 2027.
What if the claim form asks for a Notice ID I never received?
On the no-proof settlements listed here, the online form either has no ID field or lets you skip it. On the Navy Federal, Kroger, Kia, Telmate, Innovative Renal Care and Safe Fleet settlements, the administrator-issued ID gates the online form. If you believe you are in one of those classes but have no notice, use the contact page on that settlement's official website to ask about a replacement ID or a paper claim form.
Do I need to do anything for an automatic-payment settlement?
Usually not, but it is worth checking. Amazon's Subclass A members choose a payment method on the settlement website after final approval, and Subclass B members must file a claim by December 1, 2026. The CAMC hernia settlement pays a base amount automatically but takes a separate claim for its larger Contingent Fund by December 14, 2026. Keeping your mailing address and email current with the administrator is what makes an automatic payment arrive.
When will these fall 2026 settlements pay?
None of the settlements on this list has an announced payment date. Payment follows the court's final approval and the end of any appeals, and several final approval hearings fall after the claim deadline, some into early 2027. Filing before the deadline keeps your claim eligible; it does not start a payment clock.
Is it safe to file a class action claim online?
File only through the official settlement website named in the court-approved notice, which is linked from each settlement's page. Legitimate claim forms do not charge a filing fee. Be cautious with emails or texts that ask for bank details before you have reached the official site on your own.
Sources
Official settlement websites, as linked from each settlement's page on this site:• Smartphone AI Settlement (Apple Intelligence Siri)
• Overcharged For Pork.com (pork price-fixing)
• Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation (Flo)
• Pool Settlement BW (Bestway)
• ConnectOnCall Settlement
• CVS Digital Privacy Settlement
• LSC Data Settlement (Planned Parenthood lab)
• Raging Waters Settlement
• Personal Care Products Settlement (Dr. Squatch)
• TW Camera Settlement (Thinkware)
• Homebuyer Settlement (NAR and brokerages)
• LAP Settlement (Levoit)
• Kia Window Regulator Settlement
• NFCU Loan Settlement (Navy Federal)
• Kroger Savings Club Settlement
• Return Settlement (Amazon)
• Public Partnerships Settlement (PPL)
• Costa Repairs Class Action and Costa Sunglass Warranty Settlement
• CAMC Bariatric Settlement
• Telmate Data Breach Settlement
• IRC Settlement (Innovative Renal Care)
• Safe Fleet Data Settlement
• Gaming App Settlement (Playstudios)
• Central Booking Settlement
• High 5 Lawsuit
• Venetian Las Vegas Settlement
• Skin360 BIPA Settlement (Neutrogena)
• NY Strip Search Settlement
About This Page
OpenClassActions.com is a consumer news and information site, not a law firm. This roundup is general information, not legal advice, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Settlement terms, deadlines and estimates can change; the official settlement website for each case is the final word on eligibility and filing.
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