16 New Class Action Settlements Open for Claims: Week of October 26, 2026

Published October 26, 2026

Sixteen class action settlements that OpenClassActions.com added between October 22 and 26, 2026 are open for claims, led by the Ford Transit Trail settlement paying $6,000 per van and data breach settlements from Kisco Senior Living, Warner Music Group and Fairmont Federal Credit Union. Twenty-five more settlement deadlines fall between October 26 and November 1, 2026.

By Steve Levine

Editor-in-Chief

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What’s New This Week

Deadlines This Week: October 26 – November 1

Monday, October 26

• Muscatine Power and Water data breach ($525,000) — up to $100 for time spent, plus up to $5,000 for documented losses
• TED video privacy — two free months of membership automatically, or $5 cash by claim with the notice’s Claim ID and PIN
• FN Logistics (Fashion Nova) California wage and PAGA ($5.565 million) — workers who got a mailed notice are paid automatically; others file with pay stubs
• Star Casualty Florida total loss fees — up to $279.85 plus interest; the notice’s Claim ID and PIN are required
• Costa Del Mar repair fee ($23.9 million) — paid automatically; October 26 is the opt-out and objection deadline
• Thermoflex biometric privacy ($9 million) — an estimated $900 each, automatically; October 26 is the opt-out, objection and Verification Form deadline
• Gosiger Machine Tools Washington job postings ($241,500) — an estimated $1,841.27, automatically; October 26 is the deadline to opt out, object or choose a digital payment

Tuesday, October 27

• National Association of Realtors homebuyer settlement ($120.3 million) — a pro rata share for buyers who paid a broker commission on an MLS-listed home; a closing statement is required
• Fort Wayne Medical Education Program data breach — a one-time $40 payment, or monitoring plus up to $5,500 in documented losses
• AMN Healthcare interpretation recording ($4.5 million) — people in California at a medical appointment interpreted by AMN; up to $10,000 per person

Wednesday, October 28

• On Q Financial data breach — about $50 with no documentation, or up to $5,000 documented, plus a year of monitoring
• Highland Health Systems data breach ($650,000) — an estimated $85, or up to $5,000 documented, plus two years of medical identity protection

Thursday, October 29

• Pork price-fixing ($117.065 million) — a pro rata payment for grocery buyers of raw pork or bacon in 24 states, 2014 to 2018; no receipts required
• FinWise Bank data breach — cash, or up to $5,000 in documented losses
• Rocket Tax NYC restitution — refunds of undisclosed tax preparation fees, paid in the order claims arrive until the fund runs out

Friday, October 30

• Bestway above-ground pools ($15 million) — $40 without a receipt, or 10% of the price paid with proof of purchase
• TransUnion bankruptcy remark ($8.31 million) — $100 automatically, or roughly $350 to $1,000 by claim, depending on group
• EmblemHealth Senior Care co-pays (up to $53 million) — reimbursement of $15 co-pays for NYC retirees who received a customized claim form
• Turkey price-fixing ($93.575 million) — U.S. businesses that bought turkey directly from the processors, 2010 to 2016
• WM Technology (Weedmaps) securities ($7.5 million) — investors from May 25, 2021 to September 24, 2024
• LiveHealth Online privacy ($2.04 million) — an estimated $51.14 to $102.29 for booking-tool users from October 2024 to August 2025
• Lloyd’s syndicate insurance ($3.57 million) — U.S. policyholders since 1997, scaled to premium paid
• BigSteelBox Abbotsford flood ($1 million CAD) — containers flooded at the British Columbia facility in late 2021; claims due by 5:00 p.m. Pacific time

Saturday, October 31

• Denny’s New York unpaid wages — employees who worked qualifying long workdays from 2019 to April 2026; a Claimant ID is required online
• Alba Services worker restitution ($1.4 million) — a New York Attorney General fund for injured or harassed workers; the notice’s claim ID is required

Data Breach Settlements Open for Claims

• Kisco Senior Living ($1.8 million) — residual cash, a $250 California payment, up to $10,000 in documented losses and three years of credit monitoring · deadline January 19, 2027
• Warner Music Group ($1.25 million) — an estimated $50, or $100 for California residents, for shoppers on its subsidiaries’ online stores in 2020 · deadline January 22, 2027
• Fairmont Federal Credit Union ($1.78 million) — up to $150 cash, or up to $7,500 in documented losses, with three years of credit monitoring · deadline December 18, 2026
• Vida Y Salud-Health Systems ($500,000) — $50, or up to $3,500 in documented losses and $80 for lost time, plus medical identity monitoring · deadline January 18, 2027
• Blue Ridge Rural Water — a flat $50, or up to $2,500 documented, plus two years of credit monitoring · deadline January 14, 2027
• Hampton Regional Medical Center — an estimated $20, or up to $5,000 documented, plus a year of credit monitoring · deadline January 11, 2027

Privacy and Consumer Settlements Open for Claims

• Ford Transit Trail — $6,000 per van for original owners and lessees of new 2023–2024 Transit Trail vans bought for personal use before June 1, 2024 · deadline January 15, 2027
• Michigan tax foreclosure surplus, 28 counties — generally 125% of the surplus, minus fees, for former owners whose property sold at a 2013–2020 tax auction for more than was owed · deadline November 23, 2026
• HealthPort (Datavant) insurance underwriting records fees — 67.5% of the alleged overcharge on Pennsylvania records supplied for life or health insurance applications · deadline December 31, 2026
• Savannah ready-mix concrete price-fixing — a pro rata share for direct buyers from listed Savannah-area plants, 2010 to 2016 · deadline November 16, 2026
• Fertility Centers of Illinois website tracking ($375,000) — an estimated $30 to $60 for fcionline.com users from September 2020 through 2024 · deadline December 3, 2026
• USC Arcadia Hospital pixel tracking ($200,000) — an equal share plus a year of privacy monitoring for people who signed up for email or event updates in 2022–2023 · deadline December 7, 2026
• Simplilearn video privacy ($3 million) — an equal share for U.S. account holders who watched a pre-recorded video from February 2023 to September 2026 · deadline December 15, 2026

Employee and Investor Settlements Open for Claims

• Assa Abloy Washington job postings — an estimated $1,588 for applicants whose postings left out the pay range, January 2023 to July 2025 · deadline December 4, 2026
• Quadrant Technologies Washington job postings ($900,000) — an estimated $17.93 per applicant · deadline December 14, 2026
• Hertz EV securities, HTZ ($10 million) — about $0.04 a damaged share after fees, for buyers from January 6, 2023 to April 24, 2024; brokerage records required · deadline January 8, 2027

Paid Automatically — No Claim Form

• Long Beach City College adjunct faculty ($18 million) — about 1,456 part-time faculty from April 2019 to August 2025, based on credited hours; opt-out, objection and hours-dispute deadline December 3, 2026
• Brighthouse Life Insurance universal life ($9.25 million) — owners of ULX and ULXP policies; opt-out deadline December 11, 2026
• iVueit Vue workers — California residents paid through PayPal for Vue jobs from March 2020 to October 2026; preliminary approval granted October 21, 2026
• Wells Fargo J&J Consulting investors ($50 million) — investors with an allowed receivership claim are paid through the receiver; final approval hearing November 12, 2026
• First Federal Bank of Kansas City overdraft fees ($300,000) — account credits or checks for checking customers charged certain debit card overdraft fees

Announced but Not Open Yet

• FedEx Washington meal and rest breaks (nearly $31 million proposed) — sent to the judge for preliminary approval on October 7, 2026
• Grainger 401(k) forfeitures ($2.85 million proposed) — plan participants since May 2019 would be paid automatically if approved
• Northview Village nursing home WARN Act ($364,000 proposed) — about 184 former workers of the closed St. Louis home would be paid automatically if approved

Approved and Paying

• Google Play children’s privacy ($8.25 million) — final approval October 23, 2026; 656,974 claims, about $12.55 per claim before fees; no payment date yet
• Hawaiian Electric securities ($47.75 million) — final approval October 23, 2026; 24,306 accepted claimants will share the fund once a payment date is set
• Alphabet Google+ shareholders ($350 million) — checks totaling $271.1 million went to filers; a residual round is still before the court

New Lawsuits Worth Watching

• Southern Company (Georgia Power, Alabama Power) data breach — about 400,000 utility customers
• Quest Diagnostics Quanum data breach and Eversource data breach
• ADT tobacco surcharge — health plan members charged $100 a month
• PACCAR MX-13 fuel injectors — Kenworth and Peterbilt owners’ warranty claims
• Meta NameTag face recognition, Grok face scans and Gimme Care GLP-1 health data
• FanDuel and DraftKings in Louisiana — betting app design and addiction
• Apple iPhone 17 and 18 Wi-Fi 7 marketing and Sig Sauer P320 in Washington, which survived a motion to dismiss
• Geisinger timeclock rounding — hourly workers’ overtime
• Rent-A-Center, Convo GPT and Alexander Shunnarah calls and texts
• Investor suits against Qfin, Ardelyx, Fluence Energy, Papa John’s, Coastal Financial, York Space Systems, Unicycive, XTI Aerospace and Skechers

Court Rulings and Case Updates

• Google Contact Center AI — a judge dismissed the wiretap claims over Home Depot calls with leave to amend by November 12 and sent some callers to arbitration
• Workday AI hiring — applicants seek class certification; a hearing is set for March 9, 2027
• Character.AI — filed for Chapter 11; suits against it are generally on hold
• FedEx contractor drivers — more than 100 individual overtime suits in North Dakota and Oklahoma
• License plate reader cameras — new challenges in San Diego, Wisconsin and Oklahoma

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