Twenty-nine class action settlements stop accepting claims between October 13 and October 20, 2026, and two of them need no proof: the $59.5 million Flo period-tracker privacy settlement, closing October 15, and the VSL#3 probiotic settlement, closing October 20. Seven close on the first day, October 13.
What Closes This Week
Twenty-nine settlements tracked by OpenClassActions.com have claim deadlines from Tuesday, October 13 through Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Two take claims with no receipts and no notice ID. The rest need a code from the class notice, documentation, or both. Three more settlements pay automatically and have only opt-out or payment-election dates this week.Each settlement resolves claims without a court finding that the company did anything wrong.
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No Proof Required
Flo Period Tracker Privacy — Share of $59.5 Million, Closes October 15
The Flo settlement covers U.S. users who entered menstruation or pregnancy data in the Flo app between November 2016 and February 2019. The lawsuit alleged that the app shared that data with third parties; Google, Flo and Flurry are paying into the fund. The claim is a sworn statement of app use, with no receipts, and the online portal accepts claims without the Unique ID and PIN from a notice. California Subclass members can claim a double share and may be asked to document residency. The online deadline is 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on October 15. Claims go through the official Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation website. See the OpenClassActions.com Flo page.VSL#3 Probiotic — $20 per Unit, Closes October 20
The VSL#3 settlement pays $20 per bottle or box of VSL#3 probiotic bought during the class period. One unit per household can be claimed without proof. Receipts or a Notice ID raise the claim to as many as 40 units, or $800, subject to pro rata adjustment. Filers without a notice enter an email address on the settlement website to receive a claim code. Claims go through the official VSL#3 Lawsuit website. See the OpenClassActions.com VSL#3 page.Automatic Payments — No Claim Form
These three settlements pay from company records. The dates this week are for opting out or choosing a payment method, not for filing a claim.- Amazon Pennsylvania COVID screening wages — $3 million for 30,000+ hourly workers · opt-out deadline October 15
- Le Moyne College spring 2020 fees — up to about $57 per student · e-payment election, opt-out and objection deadline October 19
- Tennessee Farmers Mutual total loss — pro rata share of $5.85 million · elect electronic payment by October 19, or a check is mailed
Every Other Deadline, Day by Day
All of these require a code from the notice, documentation, or both. Many still offer a flat cash option with no receipts.Tuesday, October 13
- Crossroads Trading data breach — about $25, or up to $5,000 documented, plus about $100 for California residents · Class Member ID
- Doxim data breach — about $100, or up to $5,000 documented · Unique ID and PIN to file online
- Sansone Group data breach — $45, or up to $3,500 documented · LoginID and PIN
- HireVue biometric privacy (Illinois) — about $150 · LoginID and PIN, or a copy of the HireVue interview email
- Talkdesk Washington job postings — about $1,718 · LoginID and PIN
- Davison Design texts (Washington) — equal share of $30,000 · sworn phone number and dates held
- Hain Celestial securities (HAIN) — about $0.18 per share · brokerage records
Wednesday, October 14
- Dairy Farmers of America data breach — $55, or up to $4,500 documented, plus two years of monitoring · LoginID and PIN
Thursday, October 15
- Docketwise data breach — $50, or up to $5,000 documented · Class Member ID to file online
- Tift Regional Health System data breach — about $75, or up to $5,000 documented · Login ID and PIN
- Rockley Photonics securities (RKLY) — about $0.11 per damaged share · brokerage records
Friday, October 16
- Eagle Pharmaceuticals securities (EGRX) — about $0.76 per damaged share · brokerage records
Monday, October 19
- Seagate securities (STX) — about $1.03 per share from $175 million · brokerage records
- Concora Credit prerecorded calls — about $250 to $650 for non-customers called on a cell phone · Claimant ID and Access Code
- NYC Central Booking detentions — up to $475 per detention · Social Security number and signed attestation, no notice needed
- CSX Livingston, Kentucky derailment — up to $4,000 per household · proof of name and address
- State Farm Louisiana total loss fees — $28.39 flat · claim form, no receipts
- Globe Life and American Income Life data breach — up to $5,000 documented plus $72 lost time · Class Member ID
- Anixter Center data breach — $50, or up to $5,000 documented · code from the notice
- Community Dental Care data breach — $50, or up to $5,000 documented · LoginID and PIN
- WPM Pathology and Salina Regional data breach — $45, or up to $4,480 documented · LoginID and PIN
- MCNA Dental data breach — up to $2,500 documented · Class Member ID
Tuesday, October 20
- Altrua HealthShare prerecorded calls — up to $700 · Class Member ID from the postcard
- Ohio nightclub dancers’ wages — share of $800,000 · Notice ID and last name
Canada
- Canadian Armed Forces racism settlement — $5,000 to $35,000 CAD · photo ID · closes October 15
- Silk and Great Value beverage recall — $400 CAD to $300,000 CAD by injury level · the lowest tier takes a solemn declaration · closes October 16
- exo commuter train delays (Quebec) — up to $145 CAD · photo ID and 2017–2018 proof of address · closes October 20
How the Deadline Works
Most of these settlements accept an online claim submitted by the deadline or a paper form postmarked by it. Some set an online cutoff time, such as 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time for Flo and Seagate. Payments come after final approval, and pro rata funds cannot set a per-person amount until the claim count is known.Questions
Which settlements closing this week need no proof?
Two settlements closing between October 13 and October 20, 2026 accept claims with no receipts and no notice ID: the $59.5 million Flo period-tracker privacy settlement, which closes October 15, and the VSL#3 probiotic settlement, which closes October 20 and pays $20 for one unit per household without proof.
Why are the other settlements counted as requiring proof?
Many of them advertise a cash option with no documentation, but the online claim form only opens with a LoginID and PIN, Class Member ID or similar code printed on the mailed or emailed notice. A class member without that notice cannot file online, so the code works as proof of class membership. Securities settlements require brokerage records for every trade.
Does anyone need to do anything for the automatic-payment settlements?
No. The Amazon Pennsylvania wage, Le Moyne College and Tennessee Farmers Mutual settlements pay class members from records, with no claim form. Their October dates are opt-out or payment-election deadlines. A class member who does nothing is still paid if the court grants final approval, by check unless electronic payment is chosen.
Does a claim mailed on the deadline day count?
For most of these settlements, a paper claim form counts if it is postmarked by the deadline, and an online form must be submitted by that date. A few set a cutoff time for online filing, such as 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time for Flo and Seagate. Each settlement’s notice states its own rule.
When do these settlements pay?
Payments come after the court grants final approval and any appeals are resolved, usually weeks or months after the claim deadline. Several funds are split pro rata, so the final amount per person depends on how many valid claims are filed.
