Claim windows are open right now on more than a dozen class action settlements — including several no-proof cash cases anyone in the class can file. Here is who qualifies and every deadline, updated for July 2026.
Class Actions You Can Claim Right Now
This is our running list of class action settlements with claim forms that are open in July 2026 — the newest cases we have added, plus the biggest broad settlements still taking claims. Every one below is currently claimable; we have left out settlements that are closed, awaiting court approval, or paying out automatically with nothing to file.A few of these settlements are no-proof cash cases: if you fall within the class, you can file by attesting that you qualify, with no receipts. Others require a Class Member ID, Notice ID, Claim ID, or PIN from the notice the settlement administrator mailed or emailed you — "no receipts" is not always the same as "no proof." Each entry says which. Deadlines run from early August through November 9, 2026, so check the date on any case that applies to you and file on the official settlement website before it closes.
No-Proof Cash Settlements — File These First
These are the broadest settlements on the list, and eligible class members can file with no receipts. If any apply to you, claim these first.$533M Generic Drug Price-Fixing Settlements — Consumers & Health Plans
If you paid out of pocket for common generic drugs between 2009 and 2019 in any state except Indiana and Ohio, you can claim a pro rata share of roughly $533 million from settlements with Sandoz, Sun/Taro, Heritage, and Apotex. Consumers self-attest to their purchases — no receipts required.
See who qualifies & file →Total Vision Data Breach Settlement — Cash With No Proof or Up to $1,000
California residents who received Total Vision's notice of its October 30, 2020 data incident (about 88,722 people) can claim pro rata cash from a $475,000 fund with no proof, or up to $1,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses.
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The Newest Settlements We Added in July 2026
These are the freshest claim windows to open — added to the site over the past few days. Most require a Notice ID, Claim ID, or PIN from the notice you were sent.Physicians' Primary Care of Southwest Florida Data Breach Settlement
Patients affected by the September 2024 data breach can file for up to $5,000 in documented losses or a roughly $100 pro rata cash payment. You will need the ID and PIN from your notice to file online.
See who qualifies & file →SportsEdTV Video Privacy (VPPA) Settlement — $500K
The roughly 1,264 U.S. subscribers who watched SportsEdTV videos between May 2023 and May 2025 can claim pro rata cash from a $500,000 fund, with California residents receiving a 2× share. You file online with the LoginID and PIN from your notice.
See who qualifies & file →ApolloMD Data Breach Settlement — $75 Cash or Up to $5,000
Patients of ApolloMD's affiliated physicians who were notified of the May 2025 data incident (about 662,000 people) can file for a roughly $75 alternate cash payment with no documentation, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus one year of medical data monitoring from a $4.02 million fund. A Class Member ID from the notice is required.
See who qualifies & file →Naper Grove Vision Care Data Breach Settlement — Cash or Up to $1,000
People notified of the May 2025 cyberattack on the Illinois vision-care practice (names and Social Security numbers) can claim pro rata cash from a $50,000 fund, or up to $1,000 for documented losses, plus one year of medical monitoring. You file online with the Login ID and PIN from your notice.
See who qualifies & file →Travelers New Mexico UIM Settlement — 29% Premium Refund
New Mexico Travelers auto policyholders who carried underinsured-motorist (UIM) coverage between January 2015 and August 2022 can claim a refund of 29% of the UIM premiums they paid.
See who qualifies & file →Albany Park $115 Deceptive-Discount Settlement — Cash or Store Credit
Anyone nationwide who bought from AlbanyPark.com between June 21, 2020 and October 31, 2024 automatically receives a $115 store credit over alleged misleading discount ads — or can elect $115 in cash instead by filing with the CPT ID and passcode from the notice before the deadline.
See who qualifies & file →LifeStance Website Pixel Privacy Settlement — $3M
LifeStance mental health patients from March 1, 2020 through April 30, 2023 can claim pro rata cash from a roughly $3.03 million fund over alleged tracking-pixel disclosures to Meta and Google. You file online with the Notice ID and confirmation code from your notice.
See who qualifies & file →Emanate Health Meta Pixel Privacy Settlement — $777K
California patients who used the Emanate patient portal, online forms, or emanatehealth.org between August 30, 2019 and April 30, 2024 can claim pro rata cash (estimated at roughly $11 to $55) from a $777,000 fund. A Settlement Claim ID from the notice is required.
See who qualifies & file →Dohman, Akerlund & Eddy Data Breach Settlement — $50 or Up to $5,000
People notified of the February 2024 data incident at the Nebraska accounting firm can file for $50 in alternate cash with no documentation, or up to $5,000 in documented out-of-pocket losses, plus one year of credit monitoring. You file online with the Login ID and PIN from your notice.
See who qualifies & file →Excel Fitness Data Breach Settlement — $50 Cash or Up to $4,000
Current and former Excel Fitness employees hit by the January 2025 breach can claim a $50 alternative cash payment with no proof, or up to $4,000 in documented losses plus lost time and two years of monitoring. A unique ID from the notice is optional for the cash tier.
See who qualifies & file →LuxUrban Hotels $3M Securities Settlement (LUXH)
Investors who bought LuxUrban Hotels (LUXH) common or preferred stock between May 9, 2023 and August 20, 2024 can file for a pro rata share of a $3 million settlement. Brokerage records of your transactions are required.
See who qualifies & file →More Open Claims Closing Soon
A few more recently-added, currently-claimable settlements to check while their windows are open:- Serviceaide (Catholic Health) Data Breach — $50 alternate cash (no proof) or up to $5,000 documented; deadline September 1, 2026.
- Central Valley Meat Data Breach — up to $5,000 documented plus a $75 California payment; deadline September 28, 2026.
- Oak View Group Data Breach — up to $5,000 documented or roughly $50–$150 cash; deadline August 15, 2026.
- STIIIZY Data Breach — up to $7,500 documented or pro rata cash plus credit monitoring; deadline September 10, 2026.
- Lands' End Data Breach — about $60 cash (no receipts) or up to $5,000 documented; deadline October 22, 2026.
- $70M Oppenheimer Cash Sweep — pro rata cash by account balance; deadline September 17, 2026.
- Amazon Prime FTC Settlement — eligible members who missed the automatic payment can file for up to $51 by July 27, 2026.
Also Still Open From Earlier in 2026
These are not new this month — we covered them earlier — but their claim windows are still open, and several are broad no-proof cash cases worth claiming if they apply to you:- $59.5M Flo Period Tracker Privacy Settlement — pro rata cash with no proof for U.S. app users (Nov 2016 – Feb 2019); deadline October 15, 2026.
- Google Play Children's Privacy Settlement — $8.25M, no proof; a parent files for a child under 13; deadline September 14, 2026.
- Disney $50M YouTube TV & DirecTV Stream Antitrust Settlement — no-receipt pro rata cash by subscription length; deadline September 8, 2026.
- Nutricost Magnesium Glycinate Settlement — up to $19.95, no proof for one unit; deadline August 7, 2026.
- Farmers Insurance TCPA Do-Not-Call Settlement — up to $160 from a $1.25M fund; deadline September 14, 2026.
- Lemonade Data Disclosure Settlement — pro rata cash or up to $10,000 documented; deadline September 8, 2026.
You can always browse the full, continuously-updated list on our open settlements page, and see the newest data breach cases on the data breach settlements hub.
How to Claim a Class Action Settlement
The process is the same for almost every case on this list:- Open the settlement page and confirm you fall inside the class definition and the covered dates.
- Follow the link to the official court-appointed settlement administrator's website.
- Have any required identifier ready — a Class Member ID, Notice ID, Claim ID, or PIN is printed on the notice you were mailed or emailed. If you lost it, use the contact form on the official settlement website to request it.
- Submit the online claim form before that case's deadline, and choose how you want to be paid.
Filing on the official settlement website is always free, and you never have to pay to submit a valid claim.
Frequently Asked Questions
What class action settlements can I claim in July 2026?
Open, currently-claimable settlements in July 2026 include the $533M generic drug price-fixing settlements, the $59.5M Flo period tracker privacy settlement, the $8.25M Google Play children's privacy settlement, Disney's $50M YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream antitrust settlement, and newly added cases such as SportsEdTV, ApolloMD, Total Vision, Naper Grove, Travelers New Mexico UIM, LifeStance, Emanate Health, Dohman, Excel Fitness, and the Physicians' Primary Care of Southwest Florida data breach. Each has its own eligibility rules and deadline.
Which class action settlements don't require proof?
Several open settlements let eligible consumers file with no receipts by self-attesting they qualify — including the generic drug price-fixing settlements (consumer class), the Flo period tracker settlement, the Google Play children's privacy settlement, and the Nutricost magnesium glycinate settlement for a single award unit. "No receipts" is not always the same as "no proof": some cash tiers still require a Notice ID, Claim ID, or PIN printed on the notice the administrator mailed or emailed you.
How do I file a class action claim?
Open the settlement page, confirm you fall within the class definition and dates, then follow the link to the official court-appointed settlement administrator's website and submit the online claim form before the deadline. Some settlements require a Class Member ID, Notice ID, Claim ID, or PIN from the notice you received; if you lost it, use the contact form on the official settlement website to request it. Filing on the official site is always free.
Are these class action settlements legitimate?
Yes. Each settlement listed here is a court-supervised class action with a claim window that is open as of July 2026. You never pay to file a valid claim on the official settlement website. Watch the deadline for each case, since claim windows close on different dates between August and November 2026.
