These major companies may owe you money. How to apply in Arizona

The Arizona Republic
Arizonans may claim payouts from settlements with Amazon, Apple, Google and others for data breaches and other issues.

Summary

The article outlines multiple class‑action settlements involving major companies such as Amazon, Apple, Google, Fidelity Investment, Krispy Kreme, Avis Car Rental, Comcast, and others. Settlements stem from data breaches, false advertising claims, privacy violations, and similar issues, offering potential payouts ranging from as low as $50 up to $10,000 for qualified applicants. It specifies who is eligible for each settlement, the claim deadlines (ranging from June 2026 to August 2026, with some earlier dates like July 2025 for Apple), and provides direct links or instructions on how to file a claim, including websites and phone numbers where applicable.

(Source:The Arizona Republic)

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