This Weeks New Class Action Settlements
Class action lawsuits result in billions of dollars in settlements every year, but most eligible consumers never file a claim because they do not know about them. Each week, we round up the latest settlements that are open for claims so you can check your eligibility and file before the deadline.
Here are five settlements that opened or have approaching deadlines as of the first week of April 2026.
1. National Wireless Carrier Throttling Settlement - Up to $75 Per Line
A major wireless carrier has agreed to pay $145 million to settle allegations that it throttled data speeds for customers on unlimited plans without adequate disclosure. If you held an unlimited data plan with the carrier between 2020 and 2024, you may be eligible for up to $75 per line.
- Who qualifies: Customers who had unlimited data plans during the affected period
- Estimated payout: $25 to $75 per affected line
- Proof required: None if your account is on file; former customers may need account details
- Claim deadline: June 15, 2026
2. Popular Snack Brand Mislabeling Settlement - $5 to $25
A well-known snack food manufacturer has settled a lawsuit alleging its products were misleadingly labeled as containing natural flavors when they contained artificial additives. Consumers who purchased specific products between 2021 and 2025 can file for cash payments.
- Who qualifies: Purchasers of the affected snack products during the class period
- Estimated payout: $5 per product without receipt, up to $25 with proof of purchase
- Proof required: None for base claim; receipts increase payout
- Claim deadline: May 30, 2026
3. Auto Insurance Overcharge Settlement - Average $150
A regional auto insurance company has agreed to a $38 million settlement over allegations that it systematically overcharged customers by applying incorrect risk factors to their premiums. Former and current policyholders in 12 states may be eligible.
- Who qualifies: Policyholders in participating states between 2019 and 2024
- Estimated payout: Average $150, varying by premium amount and duration
- Proof required: Claim form only; the administrator will verify eligibility
- Claim deadline: July 1, 2026
4. Childrens Toy Safety Settlement - $10 to $30 Per Product
A toy manufacturer has settled allegations that certain products contained lead paint levels exceeding federal safety limits. Parents who purchased the affected toys, sold between 2022 and 2024, can claim refunds plus additional compensation.
- Who qualifies: Purchasers of specific product lines during the class period
- Estimated payout: $10 to $30 per product depending on the item
- Proof required: Product photo or receipt recommended but not required
- Claim deadline: May 15, 2026
5. Streaming Service Auto-Renewal Settlement - $5 to $45
A streaming platform has agreed to pay $28 million to resolve claims that it failed to provide adequate notice before auto-renewing subscriptions at higher rates. Subscribers who experienced a price increase upon renewal between 2021 and 2025 may be eligible.
- Who qualifies: Subscribers who were auto-renewed at a higher price without clear notification
- Estimated payout: $5 to $45 depending on the price difference and subscription length
- Proof required: None; the administrator will cross-reference subscriber records
- Claim deadline: June 30, 2026
How to File Your Claims
For each settlement, visit the official settlement website listed in the court-approved notice. Filing typically takes 5 to 10 minutes and requires basic personal information. Never pay a fee to file a class action claim. Legitimate settlements are always free to join. Bookmark our weekly class action roundup to stay informed about new settlements as they become available.
