Current and former Verizon employees who paid a tobacco or wellness surcharge on their health insurance between 2020 and 2025 may qualify for a free case review.
You may be eligible for compensation. Attorneys are reviewing whether Verizon improperly charged smoking or vaping employees extra health insurance fees called tobacco or wellness surcharges. If you work at Verizon or worked there between 2020 and 2025 and you paid a tobacco surcharge, you may have a claim. Some plans also apply vaccine or other wellness related surcharges.
The lookback focuses on 2020 through 2025. You may qualify if:
A tobacco or wellness surcharge is an added fee some employers charge workers who smoke, vape, or do not complete wellness requirements. These fees are often between $50 and $100 per month and are added to premium costs.
Helpful items include:
You can still submit even if you do not have all of these documents.
Yes. If you paid surcharges between 2020 and 2025 while at Verizon you may qualify even if you have since quit.
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