See These Class Action Settlements for 2025 (Evenflo, AT&T, AARP)

People as customers sometimes file a lawsuit against a certain company for some damage they suffered because of the company failing to stay up to the values they promised to provide. You may also be a part of a certain group of customers that qualify for a money refund as a result of so-called Class Action Settlements being issued.

A list of Companies, Products, and Settlements along with certain details about what was the issue at hand, how much and in which way a certain amount of money can be claimed follows, so you can check and benefit from a situation where you have knowingly or unknowingly been damaged.

Class Action Settlements 2025

Evenflo “Big Kid” Booster Seat Class Action Settlement

Evenflo has agreed to a $3.5 million class action settlement in regards to misleading consumers into purchasing its “Big Kid” booster seats by labeling and advertising “Big Kid” booster seats as: “side impact tested” and safe for children weighing 30 pounds or more.

Who is eligible:

• Customers who purchase Evenflo “Big Kid” booster seats in the United States, the District of Columbia or U.S. Territories (including Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands) between January 1, 2008, and December, 31, 2022.

Which products are included in the settlement?

• The settlement only includes Evenflo “Big Kid” booster seats, which are belt-positioning booster seats that could have a back or could be backless. You can see the full list of eligible Evenflo “Big Kid” booster seat model numbers with photographs here.

Compensation:

• Cash Payment: An equal share payment of the Net Settlement Fund for each Evenflo “Big Kid” booster seat claimed. You have the option to receive your payment in the form of Amazon eGift card, Venmo, Zelle, Virtual Mastercard or Check.
• Evenflo Credit: A $25 credit per seat (maximum of 2 seats) which you can use toward the purchase of Evenflo products. Note that you can only use the credit/s on Evenflo products purchased at Evenflo.com and you are free to to share the credits with someone else.

Proof needed:

• A proof of purchase such as a receipt, invoice, or credit card statement showing the purchase.
• If you received a postcard or email notice, you will need the Unique ID and PIN printed on that notice. If you did not receive a notice or have lost yours, please contact the Settlement Administrator at (888) 864-3151 for assistance or send an email to info@BigKidBoosterSettlement.com to determine if you should have a Unique ID and PIN.

Note that you must file your claim for up to 2 booster seats before November 24th. You may file your claim online or by mail by mailing the claim for to the following address:

Evenflo Marketing Litigation
Settlement Administrator
P.O. Box 2300
Portland, OR 97208-2300

If you have further questions or need more information about this settlement, you may contact the settlement administrator through this number: (888) 864-3151.

AT&T Data Breach Class Action Settlement

Heads up all AT&T users! Through December 18th, 2025, you may be eligible for a cash payment of up to $7,500 if your personal data was exposed in one of the major AT&T data breaches in 2024!

As a part of the ongoing class action settlement, AT&T failed to properly protect user information in two separate data breaches, affecting up to 182 million people.

You can qualify for compensation if you you can provide documentation of financial losses from the the data breach. You must provide a notice ID, name or account number, and supporting documents. Submit your claim here!

Call (833) 890-4930 to check if you’re eligible, or you might’ve received an email alert from attsettlement@e.emailksa.com – the address for Kroll Settlement Administration. See all details of this settlement here!

Who is eligible:

• AT&T Data Breach #1: Announced March 30th, 2024 — exposed personal information such as names, addresses, SSNs, etc. from 2019 to 2024.
• AT&T Data Breach #2: Announced July 12th, 2024 — exposed telephone-related data from a third-party cloud platform rom May and October 2022.

Compensation:

• AT&T Data Breach #1: Up to $5,000 for documented losses, or a pro rata share of $149 million fund (Tier 1: 5x Tier 2 if SSN exposed; Tier 2: if no SSN exposed).

• AT&T Data Breach #2: Up to $2,500 for documented losses, or a pro rata share of $28 million fund (Tier 3). Final amounts depend on number of valid claims and deductions for fees and costs.

Submit your claim here

Amazon Prime $2.5 Billion Settlement – See If You Can Get a Refund!

Amazon agreed to a $2.5 billion FTC class action settlement to resolve claims that the company tricked consumers into signing up for its Prime subscription service and then made it hard to cancel. Amazon will pay a $1 billion civil penalty and provide $1.5 billion in refunds to an estimated 35 million customers.

Who is eligible:

• Customers who signed up for Prime between June 23rd, 2019 and June 23rd, 2025
• Customers who attempted to cancel their Prime membership but couldn’t complete it

Compensation:

• Up to $51

Required changes:

• Clear, visible option or button to decline Prime (no more “No, I don’t want free shipping”)
• Simple, streamlined cancellation using the same method as sign-up
• Oversight by an independent third party to ensure compliance
• Upfront disclosure of Prime’s cost, auto-renewal, billing, and cancellation terms

Proof needed:

If you used three or fewer Prime benefits within any 12-month period of your subscription. Other eligible consumers will get a notification from Amazon.

AARP $12.5 Million Video Privacy Protection Act Class Action Settlement

AARP has agreed to pay $12.5 million to resolve claims that they violated the federal Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) by sharing user information with Facebook.

Who is eligible:

• AARP members or a registered user of AARP.org and had a Facebook account between September 27, 2020, and September 12, 2025 who requested or obtained video content on the AARP website (AARP.org) while in the United States.

Compensation:

• Eligible claimants will receive an equal share of the settlement fund which is estimated to be between $47 and $237.

Proof needed:

• You must provide the link for your Facebook profile page on the claim form. The link you provide must correspond with a Facebook profile that includes your personal information. If you need help on how to obtain your profile link, you may go here for instructions.

The deadline for filing claims is on or before December 31st, 2025. You may submit your claim online or through mail:

AARP VPPA Settlement
c/o Claims Administrator
P.O. Box 25226
Santa Ana, CA 92799

For more information about this class action settlement, you can call (833) 417-4887.

TreeHouse Foods Class Action Settlement

If you purchased TreeHouse Foods frozen waffles between October 18th, 2024, and September 2nd, 2025, you may be eligible to receive a payment from a $4 million class action settlement. This settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit claiming that TreeHouse Foods failed to warn consumers about the risk of listeria contamination before recalling certain frozen waffles.

You can see the entire list of products here, and head over here to submit your claim – through December 16th. If you provide proof of purchase you can get a full refund, while those without proof of purchase may receive refund equal to the average retail price for up to two products per household. Acceptable proof is a receipt or other documentation showing the purchase of a covered product, the purchase price and the date and location of the purchase. See more details here.

FCC Cable TV Blackout Refund Proposal – What It Means for You

If your satellite or cable TV service was interrupted for more than 24 hours, you could soon be eligible for compensation. The FCC is proposing a new rule that would require cable providers to offer refunds or credits when customers experience prolonged service blackouts.

This proposal comes after major TV blackouts in 2023, including the dispute between Charter Communications and Disney, which left millions of customers without access to channels they paid for.

Compensation could take different forms, such as:

• A partial refund of your monthly bill.
• A credit on your next bill, reducing your payment.
• A lower bill for the following month to make up for the lost service.

It’s still unclear what kind of proof customers will need to claim a refund, but you may have to provide records showing your service was out for over 24 hours.

The FCC has not finalized this rule yet, so there is no official claim deadline. Once it’s approved, more details will be announced, including how to file a claim and when to expect refunds.