New Class Action Settlements This Week: 30 Open for Claims, 24 Deadlines by November 17

Published November 11, 2026

Updated November 13, 2026

Thirty newly reported class action settlements are open for claims the week of November 11, 2026, led by the $5.475 million Johnson Controls data breach settlement, at least $5,000 each for men strip-searched at the Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail in 2021, and a $2.6 million EEOC settlement for women denied laborer jobs at TCI of Alabama. Twenty-four more settlement deadlines fall between November 11 and November 17, including the no-proof CVS digital privacy settlement on November 16.

By Steve Levine

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What’s New This Week

Deadlines This Week: November 11 – November 17

Wednesday, November 11 (Today)

• International Shoppes data breach — a flat $50 with no receipts, or up to $4,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring, for the 5,382 people notified by the duty-free retailer

Thursday, November 12

• American Vision Partners data breach ($1.75 million) — a pro rata cash payment with no receipts, or up to $3,000 in documented losses, for patients of the eye-care network
• Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital data breach — up to $100 in cash plus two years of medical identity monitoring, for people notified of the July 2025 cyberattack on the Kansas hospital
• Autobell Car Wash data breach — a flat $45 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring
• San Diego water rates ($40 million) — automatic pro rata refunds for single-family water customers billed from 2014 to 2023; November 12 is the deadline to opt out or object
• AMPAM Parks Mechanical ESOP ($13.75 million) — paid automatically by vested shares; November 12 is the deadline to object or return the optional rollover form

Friday, November 13

• Gritstone bio securities ($6 million) — a pro rata share, estimated at about $0.11 a share before fees, for investors who bought Gritstone bio common stock
• FTD and ProFlowers delivery fees — $5 in cash or a $15 voucher for U.S. customers who paid a delivery, shipping, handling or service fee from January 2021 to January 2025
• Jimmy John’s (Sandwich SC) Washington job postings ($975,000) — an estimated $393 each, paid automatically; November 13 is the deadline to opt out or object
• CompuCom Washington job postings ($1 million) — an estimated $266.67 each, paid automatically; November 13 is the deadline to opt out or object

Monday, November 16

• CVS digital privacy — up to $5 with no proof, or up to $10 with documentation, for CVS website and app users
• Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences data breach — a flat $25 with no proof of loss, or up to $5,080 in documented losses and lost time, plus two years of credit monitoring
• Brevard Skin and Cancer Center data breach — a flat $45 with no documentation, or up to $2,500 in documented losses, plus a year of medical data monitoring
• California Casualty data breach — a flat $50 with no documentation, or up to $4,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring
• OneTouchPoint data breach — a flat $75 with no documents, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring
• Regional Urology and Ochsner LSU Health data breach — a flat $40 with no proof, or medical monitoring plus up to $5,000 in documented losses instead
• CUSO Financial Services data breach — up to $599 in cash, $100 more for California subclass members, or up to $5,000 documented, plus two years of credit monitoring
• Jefferson County Health Center data breach — $150 with no documentation, or up to $300 for documented losses, for Missouri residents
• Folsom Insurance robocalls — an estimated $125 to $200 for people whose cell phones got prerecorded calls or voicemails from the Texas trucking insurance agency
• Savannah ready-mix concrete price-fixing ($19 million or more) — a pro rata share for buyers of ready-mix concrete from listed Savannah-area plants from 2010 to 2016
• Russelectric ESOP ($14.55 million) — paid automatically by ESOP shares held; November 16 is the deadline for the optional rollover form

Tuesday, November 17

• Twist Bioscience securities ($17.05 million) — a pro rata share, estimated at about $0.31 a share before fees, for investors who bought Twist Bioscience common stock
• Sizzling Platter Washington job postings — an estimated $613.71 or more, up to $5,000, for applicants to Crew Member or Lead jobs whose postings left out the pay range
• Teleflora text messages ($6 million) — up to $251, less fees and costs, for people on the Do Not Call Registry who got more than one Teleflora promotional text in 12 months

Data Breach Settlements Open for Claims

• Johnson Controls ($5.475 million) — an estimated $50, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring, for the 2023 data incident; claims close February 1, 2027
• EyeCare Partners — a flat $50, or up to $3,000 in documented losses, plus a year of medical monitoring; claims close January 26, 2027
• Pediatric Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery Associates (POHNS) — an estimated $25, or up to $2,000 in documented losses, plus one year of medical identity monitoring, or three years for people who were minors, after the February 2025 attack on the Florida pediatric practice; claims close January 27, 2027
• DotHouse Health ($750,000) — an estimated $40, or up to $2,000 in documented losses, plus two years of medical identity and credit monitoring, for patients notified about the 2022 attack on the Dorchester, Massachusetts health center; claims close January 29, 2027
• Case Foods — a flat $45, or up to $2,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring, for about 3,400 people notified about the October 2024 attack on the North Carolina poultry company; claims close January 17, 2027
• Warrior Met Coal — a flat $25, or up to $2,500 for lost time and documented losses, plus a year of credit monitoring; claims close January 21, 2027
• Methodist Homes of Alabama — $52.50 with no documents, or documented losses up to $5,000, plus credit monitoring; claims close February 2, 2027
• Bigfork Valley Hospital — up to $2,000 in losses or $80 for lost time, plus three years of medical identity monitoring; claims close February 1, 2027
• Lowe Engineers — $50 with no documents, or documented losses up to $5,000, plus two years of credit monitoring; claims close January 13, 2027
• New York School of Interior Design — $50 with no documents, or documented losses up to $5,000, plus three years of credit monitoring; claims close January 12, 2027
• Red Coats — up to $100 for lost time, or up to $5,000 in ordinary and fraud losses, plus a year of credit monitoring; claims close January 7, 2027
• Grayback Forestry — $65 with no documents, or up to $5,000 in documented losses and lost time, plus three years of credit monitoring, after the January 2026 attack on the Oregon wildfire-suppression company; claims close December 28, 2026
• Park Dental — up to $2,500 in documented losses, or up to $60 for lost time when a Social Security and driver’s license number were affected; claims close December 28, 2026
• SPAL law firm — up to $50 in cash, up to $100 in losses and lost time, or up to $900 for identity theft, plus two years of credit monitoring; claims close December 28, 2026
• UFCW Local 7 — a flat $50, or up to $3,000 in documented losses plus $75 for lost time, for people in the union’s data incident; claims close December 14, 2026
• Mullinax Ford — a flat $50, or up to $3,000 in documented losses plus $75 for lost time; claims close November 23, 2026

Consumer, Privacy and Civil Rights Settlements Open for Claims

• Los Angeles County Men’s Central Jail strip search — at least $5,000 each for men in units 2500 or 2700 subjected to the September 7, 2021 mass strip search; claims close March 2, 2027
• Xarelto bleeding settlement (Canada) — points-based compensation from a fund of at least $4.5 million CAD for Canadians who had a serious bleed while taking Xarelto, and their families; medical records are required and claims close February 17, 2027
• Brookdale assisted living (Florida and North Carolina) — 26% of the community fee plus up to $150, or $255, for certain residents whose arbitration clause was declined or excluded; claims close January 24, 2027
• MarBrisa Carlsbad hotel fees ($750,000) — an equal share for guests charged fees, including parking, allegedly left out of advertised room prices; claims close January 21, 2027
• Missouri Delta Medical Center pixel tracking — $20 plus a free year of privacy monitoring for patients who used the hospital’s patient portal from 2017 to 2022; claims close December 28, 2026
• Hyundai Sonata Plug-In Hybrid battery repairs — $10 for each day a 2016–2019 Sonata Plug-In Hybrid waited at least 60 days for a warranty high-voltage battery repair; claims close December 28, 2026
• Koppers Cicero odor ($625,000) — an equal per-household share for owners and renters within one mile of the Koppers facility in Cicero, Illinois; claims close December 7, 2026
• Sequoia Equities security deposits (about $1.8 million cash plus $1.3 million in debt relief) — a share estimated at about 25% of the withheld amount for former tenants of 68 California Sequoia-managed communities who had more than $125 kept from a deposit; tenants sent to collections are paid automatically and the balances are dropped. Claims close December 3, 2026, and require the Xpand ID and PIN from the notice
• SeeEyeWear text messages — up to $290 per text for people who got repeat marketing texts after replying STOP or while on the Do Not Call Registry; claims close November 27, 2026
• CIOX Health Maryland medical records fees — an estimated $45.76 per eligible invoice for people and law firms charged certain fees for Maryland medical records from 2016 to 2025; individual claims close May 22, 2027
• Glenn Beck Cruise Thru History ($800,000) — a pro rata share for ticket buyers on the canceled March 2020 cruise who never got a full refund; claims close April 1, 2027

Investor and Employee Settlements Open for Claims

• TCI of Alabama EEOC sex discrimination ($2.6 million) — a share for women who sought laborer jobs at TCI’s Pell City recycling plant through staffing agencies from August 2020 and were not placed; the EEOC alleged TCI hired only men for those jobs, which TCI denied. Questionnaires close January 1, 2027, and require the Login ID and PIN from the EEOC’s notice
• The Shade Store Washington job postings — an estimated $1,572.99 each for applicants to Washington jobs whose postings left out the pay range; claims close December 18, 2026
• Big Rock Partners (NRx Pharmaceuticals) SPAC ($2.675 million) — a pro rata share for SPAC holders who did not redeem their shares before the 2021 NeuroRx merger; claims close February 8, 2027

Paid Automatically — No Claim Form

• Second LDF online loan settlement ($16.5 million) — paid automatically to LDF tribal loan borrowers from 2016 to 2023 who cashed their earlier Fitzgerald check; final approval hearing February 18, 2027
• Eargo stockholders ($7 million) — automatic payments to former holders cashed out at $2.55 in the 2024 buyout, if the Delaware Court of Chancery approves the deal on January 8, 2027
• Prestige Financial Services repossessions ($6.5 million) — automatic checks plus $2,000 off any deficiency balance for borrowers sent a repossession notice; final approval hearing January 7, 2027
• Fordham University COVID tuition ($2.55 million) — automatic payments for spring 2020 students; December 14, 2026 is the deadline to choose PayPal or Venmo, opt out or object
• Avondale Apartments, Denver ($2 million) — paid automatically by length of tenancy; tenants with a mobility-related disability can claim more by January 2, 2027
• Nordstrom Washington job postings ($834,375) — an estimated $1,154.06 each; opt-out and objection deadline December 2, 2026
• Trane Washington job postings ($486,000) — an estimated $1,173.55 each; opt-out and objection deadline January 5, 2027
• Groundlight Washington job postings ($460,000) — an estimated $207 each; opt-out and objection deadline December 11, 2026
• Round One Washington job postings ($925,000) — an estimated $648 each for 892 applicants; the opt-out deadline passed November 2
• Caliber Collision 401(k) forfeitures ($750,000) — automatic payments for plan participants from September 2019 to September 2026; objections due December 15, 2026
• Chickasaw Community Bank overdraft fees ($51,662) — automatic checks or account credits for customers charged certain fees from 2019 to 2025, if approved

Deadlines That Moved

• New York City Central Booking ($21.5 million) — up to $475 per detention; the October 19 deadline was replaced with January 7, 2027, and the final approval hearing moved to December 16, 2026
• Bank of America unused vacation pay ($4.28 million) — payments are automatic; a November 10 court order moved the opt-out, objection and Adjustment Form deadline to January 7, 2027 and the final approval hearing from December 17, 2026 to January 28, 2027
• Bestway above-ground pools ($15 million) — the claim deadline moved from October 30 to November 19, 2026; the opt-out and objection deadlines did not change

Announced but Not Open Yet

• Milliman IntelliScript ($15.5 million) — a proposed settlement for consumers whose prescription or medical history reports were sold to life insurers; preliminary approval has not been granted
• GEO Group Aurora detainees — GEO and detainees held at its Aurora, Colorado facility from 2004 to 2014 agreed to settle on November 2, the day trial was set to begin; the terms are not public
• Flo app users and Meta — California Flo users from 2016 to 2019 are in line for $5,000 each after a jury verdict against Meta, and the court is designing the claims process
• 3M AFFF firefighting foam ($7.35 billion) — covers existing PFAS personal-injury plaintiffs through their lawyers, paid over nine years; there is no public claim form

Approved and Paying

• Acadia Healthcare securities ($179 million) — final approval was granted; claims closed April 30, 2026
• Shields Health Care data breach ($15.35 million) — checks began arriving in early November 2026 for people who filed before the December 2025 deadline
• American Express anti-steering ($17.5 million) — approved July 7, 2026, but about 2.2 million of 2.24 million claims were flagged as likely fraudulent; no payment date has been set
• Monterey County Jail health care contempt settlement ($2.47 million) — a second round of checks was mailed November 4, 2026 to approved claimants held at the jail from 2016 to 2025; first-round checks become void after December 14, 2026
• Endo opioid personal injury trust — paying allowed claims as they clear lien review, at an estimated $390, or $1,950 with the extra release, before fees and liens

New Data Breach Lawsuits — Nothing to Claim Yet

• Vanguard — a proposed class action in Pennsylvania federal court alleges Vanguard failed to protect customer records after it reported a breach involving Social Security numbers on November 4; a 14 million record figure comes from hacker claims and has not been confirmed by Vanguard
• Vanderbilt University — filed November 9 in Nashville federal court by a former student and employee, alleging gross negligence after the campus cyberattack; a ransomware group claims over a million Social Security numbers, which Vanderbilt has not confirmed
• Harley-Davidson — a former employee’s proposed class action in Wisconsin federal court alleges the company failed to protect personal information after the Cl0p ransomware group claimed to steal about 270 GB of data; Harley-Davidson has not publicly confirmed a breach

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