See These Class Action Settlements for 2024

Chicken Products Class Action Settlement

Through June 30th, people or entities in select states who indirectly purchased raw chicken, whether fresh or frozen: whole birds (with or without giblets), whole cut-up birds purchased within a package, breast cuts or tenderloin cuts from January 1, 2012 to July 31. 2019 may be eligible to receive money from a $181 million overcharged for chicken products class action settlement. 

The reason for this class action settlement is the conspiracy among chicken processors to fix, raise, maintain, and stabilize the price and supply of chicken products, with the intent and expected result of increasing prices of chicken products in the United States which violates the federal and state consumer and antitrust laws.

Note that the settlement excludes chicken that is marketed as halal, kosher, free range, organic, diced, minced, ground, seasoned, flavored, or breaded. The amount that you will get from the settlement is still unknown and will depend on how may people will file a claim. Also, there is no proof of purchase required but you must fill out a questionnaire about what state you lived in and for how long, whether you purchased chicken products monthly, and an estimate of how much you spent on chicken products per month.

The states included in the settlement are California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Washington D.C., and Wisconsin. You can submit a claim here or by mail to Broiler Chicken Consumer Litigation c/o A.B. Data, Ltd. P.O. Box 173045 Milwaukee, WI 53217.

Five Guys Class Action Settlement

You might have received a notice from Five Guys about a security incident they announced in December 2022 and if you did, you can be eligible for cash payment or reimbursement. There are four different types of payment which will be based on how many people submit a claim:

• $150 cash payment
• $100 additional cash payment to California residents
• $400 reimbursement for “ordinary” out-of-pocket expenses that are traceable to the security incident and/or time spent fixing issues related to the security incident
• $6,500 reimbursement for “extraordinary” out-of-pocket expenses that are traceable to the security incident and/or time spent fixing issues related to the security incident

To be a part of this settlement, you’ll need to provide your Notice ID and Confirmation Code. Also, you may need to provide documentation such a bill or credit card receipt. The deadline to submit your claim is on May 6th.

Apple iPhone Audio Class Action Settlement

Anyone who owned an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus between September 16, 2016 and January 3, 2023 and have contacted Apple regarding covered audio issues can be eligible for the iPhone Audio Class Action Settlement. Also, even if you have paid or not Apple for repairs or replacements for covered issues, you can still be eligible for the settlement.

The audio issues included in the settlement are sound-speaker, sound-microphone, sound – receiver, unexpected restart/shutdown, and power on – device unresponsive. You can get $50 to $349 if you paid Apple out-of-pocket for repairs or replacements for covered issues while up to $125 if did not pay for repairs or replacements.

A proof showing you contacted Apple regarding a covered audio issue or paying for repairs or replacements must be provided. If you do not have a proof to show but believe you are part of this settlement, you can contact the Class Action administrator at (833) 633-0343, or by mail to Tabak v. Apple Class Action Administrator 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210 Philadelphia, PA 19103.

If you are part of this settlement you do not need to file a claim but you must select a payment type and provide your banking or mailing information here on or before June 3rd!

Suave Aerosol Antiperspirant Class Action Settlement

If you have a purchased a Suave 24-Hour Protection Powder Aerosol Antiperspirant or Suave 24-Hour Protection Fresh Aerosol Antiperspirant between January 1, 2018 and March 7, 2024 then you may be eligible to take part of the $2 million class action settlement. The said products have showed slightly elevated levels of benzene in some product samples.

No proof of purchase is required and you can get an average price of $3.29 for up to three Covered Products claimed per household. You can submit your claim here on or before July 15th.

Seresto Flea and Tick Collar Class Action Settlement

To anyone purchased a Seresto product on or before July 8th of this year can be eligible for reimbursement. If you bought the collar, you can get up to $13 for each collar purchased with proof. If you have no proof of purchase to provide, the reward is limited to $26 per pet and you need to show proof for any medical expenses or alike that you incurred due to your pet’s injury or death involving the Seresto collar.

For injury reimbursement, you can get $25 for economic injury but note that you must fill out a declaration document affirming the injury or injuries suffered, or 100% off out-of-pocket or non-reimbursed costs you paid for medical treatment. Lastly, if your pet’s cause of death is allegedly related to a Seresto product, you can get $300 and 100% reimbursement of any costs you paid for medical treatment and/or expenses you paid for the burial, cremation or disposal of your pet. Note that you must fill out a document affirming the death of your pet and economic losses suffered. Also, documentation must be provided.

Claims can be filed online if you have a Claim ID but for those with none, you can submit your claim by postal mail to Seresto Settlement, c/o Claims Administrator 1650 Arch Street, Suite 2210 Philadelphia, PA 19103. The deadline of for claim submissions is on July 23rd.

Real Estate Broker Commission Class Action Settlement

Anywhere, RE/MAX, or Keller Williams agreed to a $418 million class action settlement to resolve claims of existence of an anticompetitive agreement that resulted in home sellers paying inflated commissions to real estate brokers or agents in violation of antitrust law. You can be eligible to receive the benefits of the settlement if you sold a home during the Eligible Date Range; listed the home that was sold on a multiple listing service (“MLS”) anywhere in the United States; and paid a commission to any real estate brokerage in connection with the sale of the home. 

A proof that shows you sold your home during the date ranges when your home was listed on a MLS and/or the commissions you paid to any real estate agent or broker involved in the sale is needed. The amount you’ll get from the settlement will vary. You can submit you claim here on or before May 9th! To see the the full list of areas and the specific date ranges included in the settlement, go here!

Credit Karma Class Action Settlement

Credit Karma, a popular credit monitoring service, has been named in a class-action lawsuit that requires the company to pay its customers $3 million, as ordered by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The settlement is due to Credit Karma’s advertising between February 2018 and April 2021, which suggested that users were pre-approved for some of their credit cards. However, most users who applied were denied, resulting in their credit scores decreasing because of hard credit inquiries, with no cards to show for it.

If you are a Credit Karma user who applied for a pre-approved credit card between February 2018 and April 2021 and was denied, you may qualify for a portion of the $3 million settlement. Credit Karma has been ordered to provide the FTC with a list of qualified class members, and after final approval, the FTC will contact eligible users via email with information on how to claim their money.