Updated October 2026 · 22 open settlements

Open class action lawsuits & data breach settlements we're tracking

Below is the current, real list of the 22 open class action lawsuits and data breach settlements ClaimRadar tracks, grouped by category — the same list used in our matcher. Recognize one you may have used? Register to see how many match you — registering, a real breach check, and that match count don't require payment. Accessing your claim data is $22/year: exactly which cases matched, the deadline, the estimated payout, the real attorney handling each one, and the direct link to actually file.

Education →

University of Hawaii

Employment →

Americold
Dairy Farmers of America
TRC Staffing Services

Finance & Banking →

FinWise Bank
EY & Bank of America (MOVEit)
Heritage South Credit Union
On Q Financial
Stockpile
Bradford-Scott Data, LLC (Sharetec)
SitusAMC Holdings Corp.

Government & Municipal →

No open settlements in this category right now — check back after next week's refresh.

Health & Fitness →

Equinox

Healthcare & Insurance →

MCNA Dental
Tift Regional Health System
Community Dental Care
Highlands Oncology
ConnectOnCall
Laboratory Services Cooperative

Insurance →

Globe Life / American Income Life
California Casualty
OneTouchPoint

Retail →

Lands' End

Technology & Telecom →

No open settlements in this category right now — check back after next week's refresh.
Common questions

How open class action settlements and data breach claims work

What is a class action settlement?

A class action lawsuit lets a group of people with the same claim against a company — for example, everyone whose data was exposed in the same breach — sue as one case instead of filing thousands of individual lawsuits. When it resolves in a settlement, the company (often without admitting wrongdoing) agrees to pay into a fund, and anyone who qualifies ("class members") can file a claim to get a share.

How do I know if I qualify for a specific settlement?

Eligibility is set by the settlement administrator, not by us, and usually depends on things like whether your data was in the affected system during a specific time window, or whether you used a specific product or service. ClaimRadar checks your email against known public breaches and matches what you tell us you've used against our tracked list — register to see how many of our tracked settlements you likely match.

How much can I actually get from a data breach settlement?

It varies a lot by case — some settlements pay a flat amount per class member, others reimburse documented losses up to a cap, and some offer only credit monitoring. Estimated payout ranges are part of ClaimRadar's $22/year plan for each case you're matched to, since they take ongoing work to track and keep current as administrators update them.

Is there a deadline to file a claim?

Yes — every open settlement has a claim filing deadline set by the court, and missing it usually means losing the ability to claim. ClaimRadar always checks a settlement's stated deadline against today's real date so an already-closed window is never presented as something you can still act on.

Does registering with ClaimRadar cost anything?

No — registering, running a real breach check against your email, and seeing how many of our 22 tracked settlements (plus anything else we find via live web search) you likely match don't require payment. Accessing your claim data — which specific cases matched, the deadline, payout, the real attorney handling each one, and the direct link to file — is $22/year.

See how many of these you match

Register and check your match count at no cost. $22/year unlocks your claim data.

Register →