ACCC Data Incident Settlement: Up to $3,580 in Cash, or a No-Proof $45 Payment
American Consumer Credit Counseling (ACCC) agreed to settle claims over a
January 2025 data incident. Class Members can claim up to $3,580 in
documented losses and lost time, or a no-proof $45 payment, plus three
years of credit monitoring, by September 16, 2026
Capital One customers and applicants whose information was exposed in the 2019 data breach can file claims for general damages, time spent dealing with the breach, and documented financial losses. No proof of loss required for basic claims, but documented losses can receive significantly higher payouts
Patients whom Aetna denied coverage for single-level lumbar artificial disc replacement (L-ADR) may be eligible to claim a payment from a $2.56M class action settlement
Consumers who leased a vehicle and had their excess wear and tear waiver claim denied may be eligible to claim a settlement payment from a $450,000 class action settlement
Individuals affected by the 2021 Flagstar Bank data breaches may claim up to $25,000 from a $31.5M settlement for unauthorized access to their personal information