Website Privacy · Claims Closed

Ideal Image $3.5M Privacy Settlement

Published March 2, 2026
Updated July 29, 2026

The Ideal Image settlement addresses alleged disclosure of consultation-scheduling information through website tracking; claims closed April 27, 2026, with no public final-approval order posted.

Ideal Image $3.5M Privacy Settlement

Current Status

The claim period ended April 27, 2026, and the scheduled final-approval hearing took place June 17, 2026. The official website lists final-approval submissions but does not post a final-approval order. Until an order or administrator update appears, the hearing should not be treated as proof that payments were authorized.

StatusClaims Closed — Approval Update Unavailable
Claim DeadlineApril 27, 2026 (Passed)
BenefitUp to approximately $17
Proof RequiredClaim verification information was required

What Is This Case About?

The plaintiff alleged that website tracking technology disclosed personally identifiable or health-related information from people who scheduled Ideal Image consultations between January 1, 2023 and January 26, 2026. Ideal Image denied wrongdoing and liability.

Who Was Included?

The settlement covered people in the United States whose information was allegedly disclosed after they used the covered online consultation-scheduling process during the class period.

What Was the Benefit?

The $3.5 million settlement estimated cash payments of up to about $17 for approved claims, with the final amount depending on participation and approved deductions. The filing deadline has passed.

Official Information

Review the latest court documents and administrator notices on the official Ideal Image Settlement.com.

Settlement Amount $3,500,000
Case Title Minano v. Ideal Image Development Corporation
Case Number 25-CA-011075
Court Circuit Court for the 13th Judicial Circuit, Hillsborough County, Florida
Final Approval Hearing June 17, 2026
Official Website Ideal Image Settlement.com
For more class actions, recalls, and refunds, keep scrolling below.

More Consumer Settlements