List of settlements with claim deadlines in Spring 2026

Newsweek
Several class action settlements have upcoming deadlines this spring, offering potential payments to eligible consumers.

Summary

This article details several class action settlements with claim deadlines in Spring 2026. These include a $2.225 million settlement with Target for wage transparency issues in Washington State (deadline March 31), a $17.5 million American Express antitrust settlement for potentially inflated consumer prices (deadline May 19), a $9.95 million LifeLock/Norton robocall settlement for unsolicited calls (deadline April 13), and a $2.45 million Panda Express data breach settlement (deadline April 10). Additionally, Amazon has agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement with the FTC regarding misleading Prime subscription practices, offering potential refunds to affected customers. Eligible individuals are encouraged to file claims by the specified deadlines to receive potential compensation, with amounts varying based on the settlement and the number of claims filed.

(Source:Newsweek)

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