HexClad $2.5M Cookware Settlement — Distribution Pending
False Advertising · Final Approval — Distribution Pending

HexClad $2.5M Cookware Settlement — Distribution Pending

Published August 18, 2025
Updated July 29, 2026

This $2.5 million settlement resolves allegations that certain HexClad cookware was marketed as non-toxic or free of PFAS or PFOA. Claims are closed, final approval was granted in February 2026, and distribution administration remains underway.

HexClad Cookware Settlement

Current Status

Claims are closed. The deadline was November 14, 2025. The court’s final approval order grants approval of the $2.5 million settlement as of February 20, 2026.

The order directs the administrator to complete pro rata distribution and sets a non-appearance hearing for February 23, 2027, with a final distribution report due beforehand. The official homepage still contains older proposed-settlement wording, so the filed order controls the status.

StatusFinal Approval — Distribution PendingFinal approval granted February 20, 2026; a distribution report is due before February 23, 2027.
Claim DeadlineNovember 14, 2025This page does not accept claims.
Estimated PayoutPro rata cashSee the official source for case-specific calculations.
Proof RequiredYesClaims used an order number, proof of purchase, or administrator-issued claim credentials.

What the Lawsuit Alleged

Plaintiffs alleged HexClad falsely advertised and labeled the nonstick coating on eligible cookware as “non-toxic,” “PFAS Free,” “PFOA Free,” or otherwise free of certain chemicals. HexClad denied wrongdoing, fault, liability, and damages.

Who Was Included?

The nationwide class covered people and entities that purchased one or more eligible HexClad products between February 1, 2022 and March 31, 2024, subject to the exclusions in the settlement.

What the Settlement Provides

Valid claims receive a pro rata share of the net fund, calculated in relation to eligible purchase amounts and the approved claims pool. The final approval order also permanently bars specified marketing claims for products containing PTFE or another PFAS chemical.

What Proof Was Required?

Depending on how and where the product was purchased, claimants used an order number, proof of purchase, or administrator-issued Claim ID and PIN. The payment amount is not a guaranteed percentage of the retail price.

Sources

Official administrator website: HexClad Settlement.

Official case documents: orders and settlement filings.

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Settlement Amount $2,500,000
Case Title Cliburn v. One Source to Market, LLC d/b/a HexClad Cookware, Inc.
Case Number 23STCV28390
Court Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles
Claim Deadline November 14, 2025
Status Final Approval — Distribution Pending
Official Website HexCladSettlement.com

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