Florida Class Action Settlements: 2026 Guide

By Timo Bakker · July 3, 2026 · 5 min read

Florida has some of the more consumer-friendly settlement laws in the Southeast, particularly on debt collection (FCCPA) and telemarketing (FTSA). Many currently-active settlements target Florida residents specifically. This guide covers the state-level mechanics and points you at the live directory.

How Florida residency works

To qualify for a Florida-limited settlement, you generally need to have been a Florida resident during the class period. If you moved to Florida after the class period, you likely do not qualify for state-only settlements — but you still qualify for federal ones.

Currently-open Florida settlements

Filter the live directory by Florida, or use our eligibility checker which applies your state automatically.

Florida-specific tax note

Class action settlement checks are taxed federally based on what they compensate you for — refund of purchase price = not taxable, statutory damages = taxable ordinary income. State tax on class action recoveries follows state general income rules. Consult a tax professional for anything over $1,000.