Duke Health MyChart Pixel Tracking Settlement: What North Carolina Patients Need to Know Before August 16, 2026
Duke University Health System agreed to a $3.74 million class action
settlement over allegations that tracking pixels on its MyChart patient
portal may have shared patients' health-related data with a third-party
vendor. U.S. residents who logged into Duke MyChart or the MyDuke Health
app between February 18, 2019, and June 17, 2022, can file for a pro rata
cash payment — no documentation required — by August 16, 2026
Consumers who leased a vehicle and were denied their excess wear and tear waiver claim may be eligible to receive a settlement payment from this preliminarily approved class action
Two 2021 cyberattacks exposed the personal information of approximately
2.19 million Americans. Flagstar Bank has agreed to a $31.5 million
settlement — class members can claim up to $25,000 for documented losses,
an estimated $60 residual cash payment with no proof needed, and three
years of free three-bureau credit monitoring. Deadline: August 11, 2026
You may be included in this settlement if you had a pre-service authorization request or post-service claim for single-level lumbar artificial disc replacement denied by Aetna Life Insurance Company
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