Class Action Settlements Expiring August 17–23, 2026 — File Before You Lose Free Money
Published August 17, 2026 · Auto-updated weekly · By Class Action Buddy
3 class action settlement deadlines are closing this week (August 17–23, 2026). All are no-proof — you just attest you qualify, no receipts required. File before the deadlines below or forfeit the money permanently. Most take about 2 minutes each.
Google Assistant Privacy Settlement
Google Assistant recorded users' conversations via "False Accept" triggers and shared audio with third-party reviewers ($68M fund).
FitOn VPPA Settlement
Settlement for FitOn app users whose video viewing data was shared without consent under the Video Privacy Protection Act.
Permobil SpeedControl Dial Settlement
Permobil recalled the SpeedControl Dial — the rotary controller for the SmartDrive MX2+ power assist — after reports it could behave unexpectedly.
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Class action filing deadlines aren't soft. Once a claim window closes, the administrator processes only the claims they received in time. Late submissions are auto-rejected by the claims portal — there's no support escalation, no extension, no exception. Worse, by default you remain bound by the settlement's legal release (because you didn't opt out before that separate deadline), which means you can't separately sue the defendant for the same conduct.
The asymmetry is brutal: file and you might get money; don't file and you both lose the money and waive your right to sue. The right move whenever you might qualify is just to file.
All open deadlines (not just this week)
Want to see every active class action deadline through the end of 2026, not just this week's? The Class Action Deadline Calendar has the full chronological view, filterable and sortable.
This post is auto-updated weekly on Mondays. Settlement data comes from court-approved class notice documents and the official settlement administrator websites. Class Action Buddy is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice — we summarize publicly available information and help users file claims.