When a company loses a class-action lawsuit, it funds a settlement for the people affected — and billions go unclaimed every year because people never file. Filing a claim is free, and we'll show you where to check.
The largest settlement aggregator — lists open settlements and how to file a claim. Filing is free.
Lists open settlements and routes eligible claimants to attorneys. Filing a settlement claim stays free.
If you received a mailed or emailed notice, it names the administrator and the official claim site. File there directly — free.
If records show you're a class member, you'll get a mailed or emailed notice naming the administrator and the official claim site. Didn't get one? Search the aggregators.
Complete the claim form on the official administrator site with your details and any proof of purchase or losses. It takes minutes and costs nothing.
There is no filing fee, ever. Attorneys are paid from the settlement fund separately. Anyone demanding payment to file or "release" your money is a scam.
No. Filing a class-action settlement claim is free. If you are a member of the class, you file directly with the settlement administrator at no cost. Attorneys are paid separately from the settlement fund, not from your claim.
You typically receive a mailed or emailed notice if records show you are a class member. You can also search open settlements on an aggregator and check the class definition against your own records.
It varies widely — from a few dollars to hundreds or more, depending on the fund size, the number of claimants, and your documented losses. The claim form will tell you the payment options for the specific settlement.
No legitimate settlement requires a filing fee. Anyone who asks you to pay to file or to "unlock" a payment is running a scam. File only through the official administrator named in the notice.