Claims are closed, and the settlement has final approval. The deadline to file for the $35 cash option was July 20, 2026. The Multnomah County Circuit Court in Oregon held the final approval hearing on August 3, 2026 and entered its order granting final approval, along with a General Judgment, on August 18, 2026. Payments have not gone out yet: the awards are due within 30 days after the settlement’s Effective Date, and no distribution date had been announced as of September 25, 2026. Class Members who did not file for cash do not need to do anything to get the $35 store credit, but they should watch their email, including the spam folder, for the voucher.
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Status
Claims Closed
Final approval granted Aug. 18, 2026 · payments pending
Cash Claim Deadline
July 20, 2026 (passed)
Only needed for cash · the store credit needed no claim
Payout
$35
Store credit by email automatically · or cash for timely claimants
Proof Required
Automatic Payment
$35 voucher needs no claim · the cash claim needed only a signed attestation, no receipts
The settlement cleared its last step in the trial court. The Oregon court record for Chahal et al. v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc., Case No. 26CV07895, shows preliminary approval entered April 21, 2026, a final approval hearing on August 3, 2026, and an Order on Plaintiff’s Motion for Final Approval and a General Judgment both entered August 18, 2026, after which the case was closed. The court record showed no distribution entries as of September 25, 2026.
The lawsuit claims that Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc. deceptively advertised discounts on products sold through its website, cozyearth.com, in violation of consumer protection laws. Cozy Earth denies all of the allegations, any wrongdoing and any liability, and no court has found that it did anything wrong. According to the notice, it agreed to settle to avoid the cost and burden of litigation.
The same reference-pricing theory has been tested against other online sellers. The Displate discount advertising settlement resolved a similar claim, and the Leesa, Helix, Bear and Brooklyn Bedding mattress discount settlement uses the same store-credit-or-cash structure.
The Settlement Class has two parts:
- Anyone who, while in California, bought one or more products using a discount advertised on cozyearth.com between June 16, 2021 and October 30, 2025.
- Anyone who, while in Oregon, bought one or more products using a discount advertised on cozyearth.com between June 24, 2023 and November 2, 2025.
Shoppers who never received an advertised discount, and paid list price for everything they bought, are not in the class. People who opted out by the June 22, 2026 deadline are also excluded, along with the usual carve-outs for Cozy Earth and its affiliates, counsel, the judge and court staff, and anyone who already signed a release with Cozy Earth over the same advertising.
Each Class Member receives one $35 award, in one of two forms:
- A $35 Credit Voucher — store credit sent by email, with no claim form. This is what everyone who did not choose cash gets.
- $35 cash — paid by check or electronic payment, only for Class Members who submitted a valid Claim Form by July 20, 2026.
The award is a flat $35 per Class Member, not per order, and it is not reduced by the lawyers’ fees. The notice says Cozy Earth pays the attorneys’ fees, any service awards and the notice and administration costs (estimated at $45,000) separately from the $35 awards.
According to the notice, the Credit Voucher can be used on any product on cozyearth.com, can be stacked with other discounts and promotions, has no blackout dates and stays valid for two years after it is distributed. If an order comes to less than $35, including any taxes, the leftover balance can be requested through Cozy Earth customer service.
None for the store credit, which arrives automatically. For the cash option, the notice required a signed Claim Form in which the Class Member attested, under penalty of perjury, to buying items with an advertised cozyearth.com discount while in California or Oregon during the class period. The notice did not call for receipts or order records.
Claim Forms for the cash option had to be submitted online or postmarked by July 20, 2026. Exclusion requests and objections were due June 22, 2026. The notice gives dates only, with no cutoff time. All of these deadlines have passed.
Mostly, wait and watch the inbox. The Credit Voucher is delivered only by email, so check the inbox, spam and promotions folders of the email address used for cozyearth.com orders for a message from the settlement administrator or Cozy Earth once distribution begins. The notice asked Class Members who were notified by mail to give the administrator an email address by July 20, 2026; anyone unsure whether the administrator has a working address, or who has changed emails, should reach out through the contact page on the official settlement website, Product Discount Settlement.
Claimants who chose cash will receive $35 by check or electronic payment instead of the voucher. Anyone who has moved since filing should update their details with the administrator through the same website.
The next step is the Effective Date. Under the settlement agreement, the $35 cash payments and Credit Vouchers go out within 30 days after the Effective Date. That date generally follows the end of the period to appeal the August 18, 2026 judgment, or the resolution of any appeal that is filed, so the exact timing depends on whether anyone appeals.
No calendar distribution date had been published as of September 25, 2026. This page will be updated when the administrator announces that vouchers and payments are going out.
One point of possible confusion: an earlier, separate Cozy Earth discount case, Luby v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc. (C.D. Cal. No. 8:24-cv-02725, removed from Orange County Superior Court), was voluntarily dismissed with prejudice on May 15, 2025. It is not part of this settlement.
This page is based on the court-authorized long-form notice and the Oregon court record in Chahal et al. v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc., Case No. 26CV07895, Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah.
- Official settlement website — Product Discount Settlement (notice, court documents and status updates)
- Long-form Notice of Class Action Settlement (PDF)
- Oregon Judicial Department court record, Chahal et al. v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc., No. 26CV07895 (Multnomah County Circuit Court): preliminary approval entered April 21, 2026; Order on Plaintiff’s Motion for Final Approval and General Judgment entered August 18, 2026
- Federal docket, Luby v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc., No. 8:24-cv-02725 (C.D. Cal.): notice of voluntary dismissal with prejudice, May 15, 2025
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Do I need to do anything to get the $35 Cozy Earth store credit?
No. Class Members who did not file a Claim Form for cash and did not opt out receive the $35 Credit Voucher automatically, sent by email, as long as the settlement administrator has a valid email address for them. The voucher has not been issued yet; under the settlement agreement it is due within 30 days after the Effective Date. Watch the inbox, and the spam and promotions folders, of the email address used for cozyearth.com orders.
When will the $35 Cozy Earth cash payments and vouchers go out?
The court entered its final approval order and General Judgment on August 18, 2026. Under the settlement agreement, the cash payments and Credit Vouchers are due within 30 days of the Effective Date, which generally falls after the time to appeal the judgment has run out, or after any appeal is resolved. No distribution date had been published and the docket showed no distribution entries as of September 25, 2026.
Can the Cozy Earth Credit Voucher be combined with a sale or promo code?
Yes. The notice says the voucher can be used on any product on cozyearth.com, can be combined with other available discounts and promotions, and has no blackout dates. It is good for two years after it is distributed. If an order totals less than $35, including any taxes, the notice says the remaining balance can be requested from Cozy Earth customer service.
I got the Cozy Earth notice by mail, not email. Will I still get the voucher?
The voucher is delivered only by email, so it depends on whether the administrator has a working email address for you. The notice asked people who were notified by mail to send the administrator an email address by July 20, 2026. Anyone unsure whether that happened should use the contact page on the official settlement website, ProductDiscountSettlement.com.
Is this the same as the Luby v. Cozy Earth case in California?
No. Luby v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc. was a separate case that was removed from Orange County Superior Court to the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (No. 8:24-cv-02725). The plaintiff voluntarily dismissed it with prejudice on May 15, 2025. The settlement paying $35 awards is Chahal et al. v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc., No. 26CV07895, in Multnomah County Circuit Court in Oregon.
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Settlement Amount
$35 per Class Member
Store credit automatically, or cash with a timely claim
Case Title
Chahal et al. v. Cozy Earth Holdings, Inc.
Case Number
26CV07895
Court
Circuit Court of Oregon, Multnomah County
Final Approval Hearing
August 3, 2026 at 8:30 AM PDT
Final approval order and General Judgment entered Aug. 18, 2026
Administrator
Angeion Group