Nectar, DreamCloud, Siena, CloverLane & Awara Mattress Class Action Settlement — $30 Voucher Per Buyer

You qualify if you are a U.S. resident who purchased one or more products at a price advertised as a discount from a higher reference price from Siena (sienasleep.com), Nectar (nectarsleep.com), DreamCloud (dreamcloudsleep.com), CloverLane (cloverlane.com), or Awara (awarasleep.com) between March 1, 2021 and April 10, 2026, and who has not received a refund or credit for that purchase. Class membership is established by Resident Home's records of discount purchases. Excluded from the class are Resident Home's counsel, officers, directors, and employees, and the judge presiding over the action.

Each Class Member who timely submits a valid Claim Form will receive a $30 voucher good for use on one or more retail websites operated by Resident Home or its affiliates (Siena, Nectar, DreamCloud, CloverLane, or Awara). The voucher has no minimum purchase requirement, must be used in a single purchase, and expires nine months from the date of distribution. The voucher will not be replaced if lost or stolen and has no residual value if the purchase amount is less than the voucher amount.

Yes, you need to identify yourself as a verified purchaser. The settlement requires submitting a Claim Form that matches your purchase against Resident Home's records. Class members typically need to provide their order confirmation number, the email address used at the time of purchase, or other purchase identifying information that Resident Home can match against its records. Receipts are not strictly required because Resident Home has its own records of discount purchases during the class period, but you do need to identify the specific purchase you are claiming for.

The lawsuit alleges that Resident Home engaged in false and deceptive advertising by displaying inflated reference prices (sometimes called 'original' or 'list' prices) on its e-commerce websites and then offering products at deceptive discounts from those inflated reference prices. Plaintiff Regina Molloy alleges this conduct violated California's Unfair Competition Law (Business & Professions Code 17200 and 17500) and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (Civil Code 1750). Resident Home denies all claims and any wrongdoing, and is settling without admitting liability. The court has not decided which side is right.

The deadline to submit a Claim Form, request exclusion, or file an objection was August 18, 2026, extended from the original July 10, 2026 date according to the updated Notice and the official settlement website. All three actions had the same deadline. The Fairness Hearing, originally set for September 11, 2026, was moved to October 2, 2026 at 1:30 PM PST in Department N-27 of the Superior Court of California, San Diego County. No ruling on final approval had been posted on the official settlement website as of October 20, 2026.

The voucher is redeemable on retail websites operated by Resident Home or its affiliates, which includes Siena (sienasleep.com), Nectar (nectarsleep.com), DreamCloud (dreamcloudsleep.com), CloverLane (cloverlane.com), and Awara (awarasleep.com). The voucher cannot be used at third-party retailers (Amazon, Costco, Walmart, etc.) even if those retailers sell the same brands. There is no minimum purchase requirement, so the voucher can be applied to lower-cost accessories like sheets, pillows, or mattress protectors, not just a full mattress purchase.

No, this is a separate lawsuit even though both involve Nectar, DreamCloud, and Siena mattress brands. The Ashley Furniture Mattress Fiberglass Settlement covers different conduct: allegations that the mattresses contained fiberglass that could escape during cover removal and contaminate homes. The Molloy v. Resident Home settlement covers false reference pricing on the same brands' websites. A class member who purchased qualifying products may be eligible for both settlements separately. Filing one claim does not affect eligibility for the other.

Vouchers will be distributed only after the court grants final approval and any appeals are resolved. The Fairness Hearing was moved from September 11, 2026 to October 2, 2026, and no ruling had been posted as of October 20, 2026. If no appeals are filed, the appeal window closes 60 days after final approval. If appeals are filed, distribution can be delayed by 12 to 36 months. The voucher expires nine months after the distribution date, so class members should plan to use it within that window.

No. The voucher is only redeemable on retail websites operated by Resident Home or its affiliates: Siena (sienasleep.com), Nectar (nectarsleep.com), DreamCloud (dreamcloudsleep.com), CloverLane (cloverlane.com), and Awara (awarasleep.com). Purchases at third-party retailers like Amazon, Costco, or Walmart are not eligible to use the voucher, even if those retailers sell the same brands. The voucher must be used in a single transaction on one of the five Resident Home-operated websites.

Each Class Member who timely submits a valid Claim Form will receive a $30 voucher. The voucher amount does not scale based on the number of qualifying purchases during the class period. One claim per class member is the standard structure of the Molloy v. Resident Home settlement, regardless of whether the class member bought one mattress or several Resident Home products at advertised discount prices between March 1, 2021 and April 10, 2026.

A notice was not required to file a claim. Class membership is established by Resident Home's records of discount purchases during the class period, so buyers of a qualifying product at an advertised discount from Siena, Nectar, DreamCloud, CloverLane, or Awara between March 1, 2021 and April 10, 2026 could file a claim at MolloyPricingSettlement.com through August 18, 2026 using the email address used at the time of purchase, the order confirmation number, or the name and shipping address from the order. Resident Home verifies claims against its own records.