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Trydata breachno proof neededclosing this week

491open settlements 222no proof needed 143closing in 30 days
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FTC refunds, nothing to file

81 ← All deadlines
FTC refund: nothing to file

GOAT Refunds

Nothing to file$736,000
FTC refund: nothing to file

Ring Refunds

Nothing to file$5.4 million
FTC refund: nothing to file

Rando Refunds

Nothing to file$3.5 million

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Research

38 years of federal class actions, charted

192,755 lawsuits since 1988: how many settle, how long they take, where they are filed, and what it means for your claim.

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New in court

Lawsuits, nothing to claim yet

The 10 newest class action lawsuits filed in federal court. A lawsuit can take years to settle, if it settles at all. When one does and claims open, it shows up on this site with its claim form.

  1. US Trichology, LLC District of Oregon ·
  2. Garza Food Ventures Central District of California ·
  3. Quest Diagnostics Incorporated District of New Jersey ·
  4. JM Bullion Inc Northern District of Texas ·
  5. Get Set Go Logistics LLC Eastern District of New York ·
  6. Quest Diagnostics Incorporated District of New Jersey ·
  7. Garza Food Ventures, LLC Northern District of Illinois ·
  8. Saber Healthcare Holdings, LLC Northern District of Ohio ·
  9. Parker-Hannifin Corporation Northern District of Ohio ·
  10. Angler Electric LLC Eastern District of New York ·

From the public federal court record (PACER, through CourtListener), checked Oct 24 at 9:07 AM PDT. Each link opens the case's court docket in a new tab. For the long view, read our analysis of 38 years of federal class actions.