Check now: You could still claim cash from these settlements before the August deadline
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If you’ve ever received an email about a class action or spotted a strange line item on a receipt, you may be owed money—and you wouldn’t be alone.
Several major US settlements are wrapping up this August, with some still open to new claims.
A few offer flat payments of $15 or $70, while others could pay out thousands for those who qualify.
Good news—some settlements are still open for claims as of August 26.
But with deadlines just around the corner, now’s the time to act.
1. Torrid – $10 million settlement
This case alleged that the plus-size fashion brand used fake online discounts in California, Oregon, and Washington.
2. Aetna – $2 million settlement
Aetna faced discrimination claims for denying equal fertility coverage to LGBTQ+ members.
3. Arisa Health – $1.9 million data breach settlement
A March 2024 cyberattack exposed sensitive personal data, including Social Security numbers and health records.
4. Uber & Lyft – $140 million Massachusetts settlement
This applies to rideshare drivers in Massachusetts who worked for Uber or Lyft between July 14, 2020, and July 2, 2024.
Even if it’s too late to file for these, you may have seen them mentioned recently.
If you missed out, it’s a good reminder to stay alert for future opportunities.
Gerber Formula – multi-million dollar settlement
For Florida and New York families who bought Good Start Gentle infant formula between 2011 and 2016.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care – $16 million settlement
A 2023 data breach exposed personal health information and Social Security numbers.
Henry Ford Health MyChart – undisclosed settlement
The Michigan-based hospital system allegedly shared patient data with third parties.
Each settlement has its own rules, but the general process is simple:
Some settlements allow flat payments without proof, while others ask for receipts or documentation. When in doubt, file—just be honest on the form.
Whether it’s over privacy violations, misleading ads, or unfair treatment, these settlements help hold companies accountable.
For consumers, they offer something even more tangible: money back.
Most of the time, you don’t even need a lawyer—just a few minutes and a form.
Even if the amount is small, a $70 or $150 check can go a long way, especially for those on fixed incomes.
And for those who qualify for larger reimbursements, these claims could help offset real expenses.
Read next: Could you be owed part of a $4.25 million settlement? Here’s how to claim up to $5,000 before October 30
Have you ever claimed a class action payout before? Was it worth the time? Share your experience in the comments—and let others know if you’ve got tips on how to claim.
And if you know someone who might’ve qualified for one of these, feel free to pass this along. There’s still time to claim—just not much.
Several major US settlements are wrapping up this August, with some still open to new claims.
A few offer flat payments of $15 or $70, while others could pay out thousands for those who qualify.
Good news—some settlements are still open for claims as of August 26.
But with deadlines just around the corner, now’s the time to act.
Some settlements still accept claims—check if you're eligible before time runs out. Image Source: Pexels / Photo By: Kaboompics.com.
Still open: File before these deadlines close
1. Torrid – $10 million settlement
This case alleged that the plus-size fashion brand used fake online discounts in California, Oregon, and Washington.
- What you can get: $15 in cash or a $15 store voucher (usable in one transaction)
- Deadline: August 26
- Final hearing: September 19
- Claim site
2. Aetna – $2 million settlement
Aetna faced discrimination claims for denying equal fertility coverage to LGBTQ+ members.
- What you can get: Up to $12,300 depending on expenses and supporting documentation
- Deadline: August 26
- Final hearing: October 10
- Claim site
Also read: Grocery shoppers may be eligible for cash from a new settlement
3. Arisa Health – $1.9 million data breach settlement
A March 2024 cyberattack exposed sensitive personal data, including Social Security numbers and health records.
- What you can get: Up to $5,000 with documentation, or $70 flat with no proof
- Bonus: Three years of free credit monitoring
- Deadline: August 27
- Final hearing: September 24
- Claim site
4. Uber & Lyft – $140 million Massachusetts settlement
This applies to rideshare drivers in Massachusetts who worked for Uber or Lyft between July 14, 2020, and July 2, 2024.
- What you can get: Payouts vary based on number of completed trips
- Deadline to update info: August 31
- You don’t need to submit a claim form, but eligible drivers must update their details on the settlement website by August 31.
Also read: Panera Bread settlement: How customers can claim compensation before November deadline
These deadlines have passed—but here's what was available earlier this month
Even if it’s too late to file for these, you may have seen them mentioned recently.
If you missed out, it’s a good reminder to stay alert for future opportunities.
Gerber Formula – multi-million dollar settlement
For Florida and New York families who bought Good Start Gentle infant formula between 2011 and 2016.
- Deadline: August 25
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care – $16 million settlement
A 2023 data breach exposed personal health information and Social Security numbers.
- Deadline: August 25
Henry Ford Health MyChart – undisclosed settlement
The Michigan-based hospital system allegedly shared patient data with third parties.
- Deadline to file: August 25
Also read: Capital One customers could be in line for settlement payments—here’s what to know
How to check if you're eligible
Each settlement has its own rules, but the general process is simple:
- Visit the settlement website
- Read the eligibility criteria
- Submit a claim before the deadline
Some settlements allow flat payments without proof, while others ask for receipts or documentation. When in doubt, file—just be honest on the form.
Also read: You could be owed $5,000 in a major data breach settlement—here’s who qualifies
Why class action claims matter
Whether it’s over privacy violations, misleading ads, or unfair treatment, these settlements help hold companies accountable.
For consumers, they offer something even more tangible: money back.
Most of the time, you don’t even need a lawyer—just a few minutes and a form.
Even if the amount is small, a $70 or $150 check can go a long way, especially for those on fixed incomes.
And for those who qualify for larger reimbursements, these claims could help offset real expenses.
Read next: Could you be owed part of a $4.25 million settlement? Here’s how to claim up to $5,000 before October 30
Have you ever claimed a class action payout before? Was it worth the time? Share your experience in the comments—and let others know if you’ve got tips on how to claim.
And if you know someone who might’ve qualified for one of these, feel free to pass this along. There’s still time to claim—just not much.
