Capital Health Data Breach Settlement Resolves Claims Over Hospital Cyberattack
Capital Health settled a $4.5 million class action over a 2023 ransomware breach affecting over 500,000 people, offering cash compensation and credit monitoring.
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Filing claims and class action participation
Kaiser Privacy Settlement Claims Patient Website Data Was Shared With Third Parties
Kaiser will pay up to $47.5 million over claims its web trackers sent member health data to Meta, Google, and other advertisers.
Sprouts Farmers Market Receipt Settlement Claims Customers Received Noncompliant Card Receipts
Sprouts will pay $5 million over FACTA receipt claims — see who qualifies, estimated payouts, and how to file before August 5, 2026.
Trader Joe’s Receipt Settlement Claims Card Numbers Were Printed Improperly
Trader Joe's agreed to pay $7.4 million over receipts that exposed 10 card digits, with roughly $102 per claimant pending an August 2026 hearing.
Bayer Roundup Class Settlement Faces Objections Over Future Cancer Claims
Objectors call Bayer's $7.25 billion Roundup deal a "sweetheart" pact that traps future cancer victims, as a Missouri court weighs final approval.
Equity Residential Rent Antitrust Settlement Resolves Claims Apartment Prices Were Inflated
EQR will pay $56 million in the RealPage rent-fixing case, joining a settlement wave now nearing $360 million across 37 landlord defendants.
Ace Hardware Price-Fixing Class Action Claims Member Stores Coordinated Retail Prices
A federal antitrust suit accuses Ace Hardware, its member stores, and Epicor of using shared pricing data to align prices nationwide.
Google Voice AI Class Action Claims Journalists’ Recordings Were Used to Train AI Tools
Seven Illinois journalists and narrators sue Google under BIPA, alleging their voiceprints were harvested from public recordings to train voice AI.
NextEra Nuclear Plant Wage Class Action Settlement Resolves Claims Worker Pay Was Suppressed
NextEra becomes the first of roughly 20 defendants to settle nuclear industry wage-fixing claims, agreeing to pay $9.5 million and cooperate with workers.
Takeda Amitiza Antitrust Class Action Claims Generic Competition Was Improperly Delayed
A Massachusetts jury hit Takeda with an $885 million pay-for-delay verdict over Amitiza generics — the first of its kind, with trebled exposure near $2.6 billion.