New Class Action Settlements This Week: 11 Open for Claims, 28 Deadlines by November 22

Published November 15, 2026

Eleven newly reported class action settlements are open for the week of November 16, 2026, including ExpressVPN’s $3.9 million auto-renewal settlement for California subscribers, the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf data breach settlement and an automatic $558 Gofo biometric privacy payment for Illinois workers. Twenty-eight more settlement deadlines fall between November 16 and November 22, eleven of them on Monday, November 16, including the no-proof CVS digital privacy settlement.

By Steve Levine

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What’s New This Week

Deadlines This Week: November 16 – November 22

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

• 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
• 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

Wednesday, November 18

• CIBC and Renaissance mutual funds trailing commissions ($11 million CAD) — a flat $32 CAD for former CIBC fund holders, who must file; other eligible unitholders in Canada are paid automatically

Thursday, November 19

• Bestway above-ground pools ($15 million) — $40 with no receipt, using the pool’s model or serial number, or 10% of the price paid with proof, for Bestway, Power Steel, Steel Pro and Coleman Power Steel pools 48 inches or taller sold from 2008 to 2024
• Holley securities ($12.75 million) — a pro rata share, estimated at about $0.16 per common share before fees, for investors who bought Holley stock or warrants
• Carter Credit Union data breach — a flat $50 with no proof, or up to $2,500 in documented losses, plus three years of credit monitoring, after the June 2025 cyberattack on the Louisiana credit union
• Mental Health Association data breach — a flat $40 with no proof, or up to $5,000 documented plus $75 for lost time, and three years of credit monitoring
• Mortgage Investors Group data breach — a one-time $45 with no documentation, or up to $2,000 in documented losses, plus a year of credit monitoring

Friday, November 20

• Hearthside Illinois child labor ($4.5 million) — cash proportional to weeks worked, for people who worked at an Illinois Hearthside food plant while under age 16 from March 2020 to December 2024; immigration status does not affect eligibility
• Charlotte Motor Speedway landfill odors ($675,000) — an equal per-household share for people who owned, rented or leased a home within 1.5 miles of the Concord, North Carolina landfill since August 2021
• Mont-Sainte-Anne gondola ($5.1 million CAD) — an equal share for everyone aboard the February 21 or March 11, 2020 gondola stops in Quebec, plus more for documented injuries or losses
• Datadog account executive overtime ($4.15 million) — a share of the fund for Commercial Account Executives from December 2022 to December 2025; those outside Colorado and Massachusetts must file a consent form, while Colorado and Massachusetts employees are paid automatically
• Concord Management Florida security deposits ($1.85 million) — paid automatically, with a check sized to the deposit withheld; November 20 is the deadline to opt out or object
• Progress Residential Florida eviction fees — 75% or 30% of eviction attorneys’ fees paid, sent automatically; November 20 is the deadline to opt out or object

Sunday, November 22

• LaVista Walk apartment fire ($8.45 million) — an equal displacement payment for adult residents, pro rata property-loss compensation and $2,500 per child, for people living at The Reserve at LaVista Walk during the November 2023 fire
• SELA Realty Florida security deposits — 60% of a kept security deposit for former SELA Realty tenants in Florida

Data Breach Settlements Open for Claims

• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf ($900,000) — an estimated $25, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus $75 more for California residents, after the coffee chain’s 2024 breach; claims close February 10, 2027
• Compumedics — a share of a $500,000 cash fund, or up to $2,500 in documented losses, plus a year of medical monitoring, for about 318,000 patients whose sleep-study data was exposed in 2025; claims close January 12, 2027
• Renkim — $40 with no documents, up to $60 for lost time or up to $4,000 in documented losses, plus credit monitoring, for the 46,864 people notified of the March 2025 mail-vendor breach; claims close January 13, 2027
• Cornwell Tools — $50 with no documents, or up to $5,000 in documented losses and lost time, plus two years of identity monitoring, for about 103,782 people notified of the December 2024 breach; claims close January 25, 2027
• Gateway Community Services — an estimated $75, or up to $5,000 in documented losses, plus three years of medical identity monitoring, after the Jacksonville provider’s April 2025 breach; claims close January 25, 2027

Consumer, Privacy and Health Settlements Open for Claims

• ExpressVPN auto-renewal ($3.9 million) — a pro rata share, capped at twice what each subscriber paid, for California ExpressVPN customers charged an auto-renewal from 2022 to 2025; a Notice ID is needed and claims close January 12, 2027
• Mixbook discount pricing — a $12 Mixbook credit sent automatically, or $12 in cash for people who file by December 28, 2026, for buyers of discounted products on mixbook.com in California, Oregon and Washington from 2022 to 2026
• North Memorial Health pixel tracking — $21 and/or a year of privacy monitoring for North Memorial MyChart users who logged in from 2017 to April 2026; claims close February 10, 2027
• MultiCare spine surgery ($55.5 million) — $2,000, or more after expert review, for about 475 Spokane patients Dr. Jason Dreyer operated on at MultiCare Deaconess or Valley Hospital from 2019 to 2021; online claims close January 4, 2027
• Shellpoint and GMFS Louisiana insurance proceeds — 3% annual interest for Louisiana homeowners whose servicer held $25,000 or more in home insurance proceeds for over 30 days; claims close February 26, 2027

Paid Automatically — No Claim Form

• Gofo biometric privacy ($1,385,670) — an estimated $558 check for about 1,482 Illinois residents whose fingerprints or hand or face scans Gofo collected from October 2020 to April 2026, including staffing-agency workers; January 14, 2027 is the deadline to opt out or object, and the final approval hearing is January 20, 2027

Court Approvals and Updates

• CBIZ MOVEit data breach ($7.2 million) — the federal court in Boston entered a preliminary approval order on November 4, 2026; claims open once notices go out and the settlement website launches
• Con Edison flaggers ($615,000) — a revised wage settlement for Griffin flaggers on Con Edison worksites in New York was preliminarily approved November 4, 2026; notices and claim forms will be mailed, and the fairness hearing is March 10, 2027
• Daedong-USA data breach — a federal court in North Carolina preliminarily approved the settlement on October 28, 2026, with Simpluris as administrator; notice is due within 30 days of the order, and the benefit amounts have not been published
• Clay County Jail ICE detainees — a federal court in Indiana preliminarily approved a settlement on November 13, 2026 for a class seeking changes, not money; objections are due 30 days after notice, and the fairness hearing is February 19, 2027
• MyMichigan Health 403(b) ($1.9 million) — the fairness hearing is November 18, 2026; payments are automatic and the objection deadline has passed

New Class Action Lawsuits — Nothing to Claim Yet

• Intel securities — investors allege Intel misled the market about PC chip demand before a near-30% stock drop; the lead plaintiff deadline is January 12, 2027
• Phoenix American Hospitality REIT securities — investors in two non-traded hotel REITs sued over sales from March 2022 to July 2024; the lead plaintiff deadline is November 16, 2026
• Honeywell tobacco surcharge — an ERISA suit alleges Honeywell’s $1,000-a-year tobacco surcharge lacked a lawful wellness-program alternative
• BrainPOP student data tracking — a suit alleges the learning platform sent students’ names, schools and video viewing to Google, Mixpanel and New Relic
• Ulta Virginia in-store purchase data — a suit alleges Ulta sold data from Virginia shoppers’ in-store purchases without the notice state law requires
• Blue Nile text messages — a TCPA suit alleges Blue Nile sent marketing texts before 8 a.m. and to numbers on the Do Not Call Registry
• Blue Diamond Smokehouse Almonds — a New York suit alleges the almonds get their smoky taste from added hickory smoke flavor, not wood smoking
• Lewis Bake Shop keto bread — a New York suit alleges five Better Way and Healthy Life breads labeled “0g Sugar” contain allulose
• Computer Task Group data breach — three suits were filed in Buffalo federal court after CTG’s October 2026 breach notices
• Waste Management data breach — a Houston federal suit follows the company’s notice that Social Security numbers were exposed in a June to September 2026 breach

New Data Breach Notices

• Fandango — card numbers, CVVs and expiration dates entered at checkout October 8 to 11, 2026 may have been exposed, the company says
• Acadia Healthcare — files taken in a 2026 email incident held names, Social Security numbers and, for some people, treatment and bank or card data
• EyeMed — a file of vision plan members’ Social Security numbers and member IDs was emailed to the wrong address
• Premise Health — a since-fired employee took data including Social Security numbers and treatment information starting in March 2026, the company says
• Marathon Health — an impostor posing as IT staff took an employee’s login and exported Social Security numbers, the company says
• PCH Digital (Publishers Clearing House) — names and Social Security or government ID numbers were in files accessed February 4 to 18, 2026
• Employer Solutions Staffing Group — notices about files accessed in a January 2026 breach, with IDX monitoring offered

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