New Class Action Settlements This Week: 23 Open for Claims, 24 Deadlines by November 8

Published November 2, 2026

Twenty-three class action settlements that OpenClassActions.com added between October 27 and November 2, 2026 are open for claims, led by Columbia University’s $16.1 million data breach settlement, a no-documents overdraft fee refund for members of eight British Columbia credit unions and the $28 million National Instruments securities settlement. Twenty-four more settlement deadlines fall between November 2 and November 8, 2026.

By Steve Levine

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What’s New This Week

Deadlines This Week: November 2 – November 8

Monday, November 2

• Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid and JennAir side-by-side refrigerators — a free wire harness repair or 25% to 75% cash back, depending on the claim
• Diisocyanates (MDI and TDI) price-fixing ($37.65 million) — a pro rata share for U.S. businesses that bought MDI or TDI directly from BASF, Covestro, Dow, Huntsman or Wanhua since 2016
• 90 Washington Street rent overcharges ($1.74 million) — refunds plus 9% interest for tenants of deregulated apartments at the Manhattan building
• Fairchild Medical Center pixel tracking — a flat $25 plus a year of privacy monitoring for California patients
• ConnectOnCall data breach ($4.95 million) — up to $75 on a sworn statement, or up to $5,000 documented, plus two years of monitoring
• University of Hawaii Cancer Center data breach — an estimated $50 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 documented
• Modernizing Medicine (ModMed) data breach — an estimated $75 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 documented
• Swire Coca-Cola Washington non-compete ($2 million) — an estimated $672.54 each, automatically; November 2 is the deadline to opt out, object or choose a digital payment
• SpecialtyCare training repayment ($725,000) — at least $100 plus debt cancellation, automatically; November 2 is the opt-out and objection deadline

Tuesday, November 3

• Limetree Bay refinery ($59.8 million) — a pro rata share, sized by a point grid, for people in western St. Croix around the 2021 chemical releases
• Rhode Island Bioenergy odor ($850,000) — an equal per-address share for homes within 1.75 miles of the Johnston facility since 2016
• Levoit air purifier HEPA labels — $10 for buyers of Core or EverestAir purifiers or filters labeled HEPA, August 2019 to August 2023
• Schnucks Rewards sales tax — a flat $7 for members who redeemed points on taxable items at Missouri stores, May 2020 to August 2026
• Furniture Mart USA data breach — a flat $75 with no documentation, or up to $4,500 documented, plus three years of credit monitoring
• Southern Graphics data breach ($750,000) — pro rata cash with no proof, or up to $3,500 documented
• United Builders and Polo Masonry overtime — late claim forms for the 91 workers named in the Illinois Attorney General’s consent decree

Wednesday, November 4

• Truffettes de France (Canada) — $3 CAD per product, with no receipt for up to three, for Canadian buyers of the truffles or French Mallows
• Summit Medical Group data breach — up to $2,500 in documented losses plus up to $45 for lost time

Thursday, November 5

• YES Communities data breach — a flat $50 with no documentation, or documented losses plus lost time, with three years of credit monitoring
• University of Phoenix pixel privacy — $25 per approved claim for students enrolled from April 2023 (April 2020 in Illinois); the notice’s ID is required
• North Highland ESOP ($2.375 million) — paid automatically; November 5 is the fairness hearing and the deadline for the optional rollover form

Friday, November 6

• SitusAMC data breach ($5.3 million) — a flat payment estimated at $75 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 documented
• Sun Country pilot military leave 401(k) ($1.55 million) — paid automatically; November 6 is the deadline to challenge Sun Country’s data

Sunday, November 8

• Domino’s San Francisco health care fee — a voucher for 75% of the 6% surcharge, or 50% in cash, for customers of four San Francisco stores

Data Breach Settlements Open for Claims

• Columbia University ($16.1 million) — up to $8,500 documented or an alternative cash payment, plus two years of credit monitoring, after the May 2025 cyberattack · deadline January 21, 2027
• Yuma Regional Medical Center ($1.985 million) — pro rata cash plus up to $4,000 in documented losses, after the April 2022 attack · deadline February 1, 2027
• Woodloch Pines resort — $60 with no documents, or up to $3,500 documented, plus two years of credit monitoring · deadline January 13, 2027
• Lakeside Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine — a share of $35,000 or up to $2,500 documented, plus a year of medical data monitoring, for families of the Idaho practice · deadline January 28, 2027
• Sirva relocation — $50 or $10 cash depending on group, or up to $4,500 documented, plus credit monitoring · deadline December 29, 2026
• Ben E. Keith — $35 with no documents, or up to $5,000 in fraud losses, plus three years of credit monitoring · deadline November 26, 2026
• Bauer Built Tire & Service — $45 with no proof, or up to $5,000 in fraud losses, plus two years of monitoring · deadline December 31, 2026
• Merchant of Tennis (US Merchants) ($685,000) — an estimated $45 in California or $15 elsewhere, or up to $2,000 documented · deadline January 27, 2027
• Brandt Equities — up to $3,500 documented and $80 for lost time, plus two years of credit monitoring · deadline December 17, 2026
• Doctors Imaging Group — up to $2,500 documented plus two years of medical data monitoring; no flat cash option · deadline January 26, 2027

Consumer and Financial Settlements Open for Claims

• British Columbia credit union overdraft fees (about $8 million CAD) — refunds plus interest for members of eight B.C. credit unions charged overdraft fees over $5 from 1994 to 2003; no documents or claim ID needed · deadline January 27, 2027
• Vanilla Gift Card California restitution ($1.525 million) — up to $15 per drained card with no receipt, or the full loss with proof · deadline February 19, 2027
• Bank of America debit card and ATM disputes ($2 million) — an equal share for customers whose unauthorized-transaction claim was denied, May 2023 to July 2026 · deadline December 11, 2026
• Prime Healthcare patient portal privacy — $20 plus a year of medical privacy monitoring for portal users from 2019 to 2023 · deadline December 21, 2026
• Al Piemonte Nissan texts and calls — a $100 voucher or $20 cash for Do Not Call Registry numbers that got repeat marketing · deadline December 15, 2026
• Camden County, New Jersey vacant property fees — $200 with proof of ownership, or 60% of fees paid, in five towns · deadline December 14, 2026
• Apple gift card scams (Canada, $1.25 million CAD) — a share for people in Canada who lost gift card value to scammers since 2016; ID and proof required · deadline February 20, 2027

Investor and Employee Settlements Open for Claims

• National Instruments securities, NATI ($28 million) — about $3.01 a share for investors who sold in two August and September 2022 windows · deadline January 14, 2027
• BeautyHealth securities, SKIN ($18 million) — about $0.35 a share for buyers from May 2022 to November 2023 · deadline January 19, 2027
• Lion Electric / Northern Genesis SPAC ($4 million) — about $0.13 a share for holders who did not redeem before the May 2021 merger · deadline January 30, 2027
• Supernova / Offerpad SPAC ($3 million) — a share for Class A holders who did not redeem before the 2021 merger · deadline January 4, 2027
• Datadog account executive overtime ($4.15 million) — Colorado and Massachusetts employees are paid automatically; others file a consent form · deadline November 20, 2026
• STV Washington job postings — an estimated $1,592.71 for applicants whose postings left out the pay range · deadline December 8, 2026

Now Taking Claims Again

• Wyatt Detention Facility data breach — the claim site went live: up to $5,000 documented, $80 for lost time and five years of credit monitoring; the notice’s Unique ID and PIN are required · deadline February 5, 2027
• Rapid Investments and Axiom Bank release cards — reopened with final approval: $15 plus three times the card fees for people issued a release card on leaving custody · deadline January 31, 2027

Paid Automatically — No Claim Form

• AMPAM Parks Mechanical ESOP ($13.75 million) — a pro rata share by vested shares; rollover forms and objections are due November 12, 2026
• Quest Diagnostics California couriers ($6 million) — Route Service Representatives from September 2011 to March 2026
• Wiz Washington job postings ($5 million) — an estimated $811 per applicant; the opt-out deadline is November 23, 2026
• Valnet content creators ($2 million) — a $600 base payment plus a share by months worked, for California creators classified as contractors
• Tandem Diabetes Care wages ($1.5 million) — non-exempt California workers from October 2021 to March 2026
• Ebara Technologies California wages ($1.2 million) — hourly workers from November 2019 to August 2025, by workweek
• Mill Creek Apartments Milpitas rent ($1 million) — about $100 to $3,737 for tenants given rent increases since March 2021
• Florence Bank overdraft and NSF fees ($390,881) — retry NSF and debit card overdraft fees from April 2018 to February 2024
• Howard University pension ($1.3 million) — permanent monthly increases plus a lump sum for about 1,788 retirees and beneficiaries

Announced but Not Open Yet

• Zillow Offers securities ($212.5 million) — investors in Zillow Class A or C stock from August 5 to November 2, 2021; court approval pending
• NYC Third Party Transfer Round 10 ($60 million) — former owners of 64 properties get their lost equity, $25,000 minimum; claims open after notice is mailed
• Essex Property Trust security deposits ($19.25 million) — former California tenants, plus about $8.7 million in debt forgiveness; preliminary approval hearing November 13, 2026
• Naval engineers no-poach ($8.175 million) — preliminarily approved; no claim form yet
• CBIZ MOVEit data breach ($7.2 million) — up to $10,000 or $100 cash for about 586,000 people; awaiting preliminary approval
• Tyler Technologies North Carolina eCourts ($1.5 million proposed) — up to $5,000 for people wrongfully arrested or held too long, if approved
• Hess 401(k) ($850,000) — preliminarily approved; current participants credited automatically, former participants file once notice goes out
• U.S. Anesthesia Partners Texas anesthesia — settlements in principle with patients and health plans; terms not yet filed

Approved and Paying

• Duke Health MyChart privacy ($3.74 million) — valid claims were paid October 29, 2026
• Absolute Dental data breach ($3.3 million) — payments began October 28, 2026; two reviewed were $110.59 each
• Joint Juice — late-October checks are reissues of the original award, not a second round

Government Settlements

• Snap Finance ($664 million in value) — about 303,000 customers with charged-off 2017–2022 leases owe nothing more and keep the merchandise; no claim form
• GM Smart Driver data ($220 million) — 35 states and D.C. settled over driving data sold to brokers; the money goes to the states, and the drivers’ class action continues
• T-Mobile ONE price guarantee (New York) — affected New York accounts get a last-month refund to cancel or a price freeze to May 2029; no claim form
• Sunrun Connecticut solar sales ($300,000) — Sunrun must investigate fraud complaints from homeowners sold contracts through Elevate Solar

New Lawsuits Worth Watching

• Tariff refund suits: Ray-Ban and Oakley maker EssilorLuxottica, Peloton, Apple, Costco and FedEx; the UPS case was voluntarily dismissed in June, and the Amazon cases were combined in Seattle as MDL No. 3197
• HVAC equipment price-fixing — buyers allege seven makers including Carrier, Trane and Lennox coordinated price hikes since 2020
• FTC and 20 states v. Dollar General — shelf prices versus register prices; a government case, not a class action
• Aldi SNAP delivery fees and Celsius “Burns Body Fat” claims
• J.B. Hunt, University Hospitals and STS Aviation Group data breaches
• CashNetUSA Military Lending Act — loans to military families at rates up to 579%
• TE Connectivity 401(k) fees and forfeitures, and LG website tracking in California
• Accurate Background reports and TrueAccord collection messages after stop requests
• Home Genius Exteriors and United Debt Settlement calls and texts
• Sen. Roger Marshall’s former practice — 18% interest on patient bills; NCAA Division III scholarship ban; and Coinkite Coldcard wallets in Ontario
• Investor suits against Everest Group and Tenax Therapeutics

Court Rulings and Case Updates

• NFL Sunday Ticket — the Ninth Circuit reinstated the antitrust finding on October 30 but threw out the $4.7 billion award, setting up a new damages trial
• McDonald’s McRib — a judge let claims that the McRib has no rib meat go forward on October 30
• Runway AI — YouTube creators’ scraping suit survived a motion to dismiss on October 30
• xAI SuperGrok — a judge refused to send the cancellation suit to arbitration
• Social media addiction trial — Meta settled a second teen case on October 30; opening statements against Snap are set for November 4

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