Seven class action settlements, including the ConnectOnCall, ModMed and University of Hawaii data breach settlements and the Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator settlement, stop accepting claims on Monday, November 2, 2026. Four offer $25 to $75 with no documents, and most accept a paper claim form postmarked that day.
What Closes November 2
Monday, November 2, 2026 is the claim deadline for seven class action settlements that OpenClassActions.com tracks. Four are data breach or website privacy settlements with a cash option that needs no documents, one covers owners of Whirlpool-made side-by-side refrigerators, one covers former tenants of a Manhattan building and one covers businesses that bought industrial chemicals. Two more settlements that pay automatically, Swire Coca-Cola and SpecialtyCare, have their opt-out and objection deadline the same day.Each settlement resolves claims without a court finding that the company did anything wrong. Where the descriptions below mention breaches, tracking, defects, overcharges or price-fixing, those are the claims the plaintiffs brought, not findings against the companies.
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The 7 Settlements, at a Glance
- ConnectOnCall data breach — $75, or up to $5,000 in documented losses
- Modernizing Medicine (ModMed) data breach — $75, or up to $5,000 documented
- University of Hawaii data breach — about $50, or up to $5,000 documented
- Fairchild Medical Center pixel tracking — $25 for California patients
- Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid and JennAir refrigerators — 25% to 75% of past repair costs
- 90 Washington Street rent overcharges — refunds plus 9% interest, mail only
- Diisocyanates (MDI and TDI) price-fixing, BASF and Covestro — a pro rata share for business buyers
Data Breach and Privacy Settlements
ConnectOnCall Data Breach — $75 or Up to $5,000
The $4.95 million settlement covers people whose information was involved in the breach of ConnectOnCall, an after-hours answering service used by medical providers. Claimants choose $75 with no documentation or up to $5,000 in documented losses, and two years of dark web and medical data monitoring comes with either; cash can be reduced pro rata if the fund runs short. The online form starts with the Unique ID and PIN from the notice, but the claim site also has a path for people without them, based on a sworn statement that they contacted a provider after hours between May 12, 2014 and May 12, 2024.Modernizing Medicine (ModMed) Data Breach — $75 or Up to $5,000
People sent notice of the July 2025 ModMed cyberattack can claim $75 with no documentation or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus two years of medical data monitoring. Filing online requires the LoginID and PIN from the notice; a paper form postmarked by November 2 is the alternative.University of Hawaii Data Breach — About $50 or Up to $5,000
People notified of the August 2025 breach of a University of Hawaii Cancer Center research server can claim a payment of about $50 with no documentation, which can move up or down pro rata, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus a year of medical data monitoring. Filing online requires the Unique ID and PIN from the notice.Fairchild Medical Center Pixel Tracking — $25
California citizens whose information was allegedly sent to third parties through the Meta Pixel on Fairchild Medical Center’s website can claim a flat $25, plus a year of privacy monitoring. No receipts are needed. The online form opens with the LoginID and PIN from the notice, while the printable claim form marks the ID as “if known” and can be mailed with a November 2 postmark.Appliance, Tenant and Business Settlements
Whirlpool Side-by-Side Refrigerators — Repair Cost Reimbursement
Owners of affected Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid and JennAir side-by-side refrigerators who already paid to fix a wire harness problem can claim 25% to 75% of the repair cost, depending on how long after purchase it happened, with the model and serial number and a repair invoice or receipt. November 2 is the deadline for those past repairs; future problems are handled under the settlement’s extended terms instead.90 Washington Street Rent Overcharges — Refunds Plus 9% Interest
Tenants who signed leases for deregulated apartments at 90 Washington Street in Manhattan, lived there before June 30, 2018 and resided there on or after June 14, 2015 can claim a refund of the alleged rent overcharge plus 9% interest from the $1,739,811 fund, cut pro rata only if claims exceed it. There is no online form: the signed paper claim form must be mailed with a postmark on or before November 2, 2026.Diisocyanates Price-Fixing — BASF and Covestro Settlements
U.S. businesses that bought MDI or TDI directly from BASF, Covestro, Dow, Huntsman or Wanhua since January 1, 2016 can claim a pro rata share of the $37.65 million in settlements. November 2 is the last of three staggered deadlines and covers the BASF and Covestro settlements; filing online uses the Class Member ID from the notice.Also November 2: Opt-Out Deadlines for Automatic Payments
- Swire Coca-Cola Washington non-compete ($2 million) — an estimated $672.54 each, paid automatically; November 2 is the deadline to opt out, object or switch from a paper check to a digital payment
- SpecialtyCare training repayment ($725,000) — at least $100 plus cancellation of training repayment debt, paid automatically; November 2 is the opt-out and objection deadline
Questions
Which class action settlements close on November 2, 2026?
Seven settlements tracked by OpenClassActions.com have a November 2, 2026 claim deadline: the ConnectOnCall, University of Hawaii and Modernizing Medicine (ModMed) data breach settlements, the Fairchild Medical Center pixel tracking settlement, the Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator wire harness settlement, the 90 Washington Street rent overcharge settlement and the BASF and Covestro diisocyanates price-fixing settlements. November 2 is also the opt-out and objection deadline for two settlements that pay automatically, Swire Coca-Cola and SpecialtyCare.
Can a claim still be mailed on November 2?
For most of them, yes. The ConnectOnCall, University of Hawaii, ModMed, Fairchild and Whirlpool settlements accept a paper claim form postmarked by November 2, 2026, and the 90 Washington Street settlement accepts claims only by mail, postmarked by that date. None of the notices for those settlements states a cutoff time for online filing.
Which November 2 settlements need no documents?
The ConnectOnCall $75 payment, the University of Hawaii payment of about $50, the ModMed $75 payment and the Fairchild Medical Center $25 payment need no receipts or loss documents. All four still ask for the ID and PIN from the notice to file online; ConnectOnCall also has a path for people without a notice, using a sworn statement instead.
What happens after the November 2 deadline?
Claims filed after the deadline are generally not paid. The Whirlpool settlement is an exception for future problems: owners who discover a covered wire harness issue later can still contact Whirlpool within 90 days of discovering it and within seven years of purchase, under the settlement’s extended terms.
