Epic Games Class Action Settlements in Oregon
All Epic Games class action lawsuits and settlements available to Oregon residents.
Last updated: April 28, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy
Oregon residents have 0 active class action settlements involving Epic Games that they can file claims for right now. In addition, Epic Games has 2 past settlements that have been resolved.
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Past Epic Games Settlements (2)
These Epic Games settlements have closed but Oregon residents may have qualified at the time.
$126M Fortnite class action settlement
Up to VariesThe $126M Fortnite class action settlement refunded players charged for unwanted purchases or unauthorized charges between 2017-2022. Learn about eligibility and similar settlements.
FTC sends $72M in payments to Fortnite players
Up to TBDEpic Games paying $245M to Fortnite players who were tricked into purchases. Get your refund with Class Action Buddy.
About Epic Games Class Actions in Oregon
Oregon residents affected by Epic Games' deceptive practices can seek compensation through multiple class action settlements totaling nearly $200 million. The Federal Trade Commission secured a $126 million settlement for unwanted charges and a separate $72 million payment program for privacy violations affecting minors. Oregon's Unlawful Trade Practices Act provides additional consumer protections beyond federal regulations, allowing state residents to pursue damages for deceptive business practices in digital marketplaces. While Epic Games lacks major physical operations in Oregon, the company serves hundreds of thousands of Oregon Fortnite players through digital distribution. Oregon courts generally favor consumer-friendly interpretations of class action eligibility, and the state's long statute of limitations for consumer fraud claims means many Oregon residents retain filing rights even for older incidents. The Oregon Department of Justice has actively supported FTC enforcement actions against gaming companies, demonstrating the state's commitment to protecting digital consumers. Oregon residents should verify their eligibility for both FTC settlement programs, as the compensation structures differ significantly between the unwanted charges settlement and the privacy-focused minor protection payments.
Epic Games Settlements in Oregon: FAQs
How do Oregon's consumer protection laws affect Epic Games settlement claims?
Oregon's Unlawful Trade Practices Act provides stronger consumer protections than many states, including longer filing periods and broader definitions of deceptive practices. This means Oregon residents may have additional legal remedies beyond the federal FTC settlements if they experienced ongoing harm from Epic's billing practices.
Can Oregon residents claim compensation from both Epic Games settlements?
Yes, Oregon residents may be eligible for both the $126 million unwanted charges settlement and the $72 million privacy settlement if they meet different criteria for each. The unwanted charges settlement covers billing issues, while the privacy settlement specifically addresses data collection from players under 13 between 2017-2022.
What documentation do Oregon residents need for Epic Games settlement claims?
Oregon residents typically need their Epic Games account information, proof of unwanted charges from bank or credit card statements, and for minor privacy claims, evidence the account holder was under 13 during the specified timeframe. Oregon's consumer protection agency recommends keeping digital receipts and account creation dates as supporting evidence.
Tips for Oregon Residents Filing Epic Games Claims
Oregon residents filing Epic Games claims should gather account information from 2017 forward, including purchase histories and payment disputes. Document any unwanted charges with bank statements showing Epic Games transactions. For privacy settlements, verify the account holder's age during violation periods. Submit claims through official FTC settlement portals only, avoiding third-party claim filing services. Oregon's extended consumer protection filing periods may allow additional state-level remedies beyond federal settlements. Check eligibility for both settlement programs separately, as qualification criteria differ significantly. Keep copies of all submission confirmations and correspondence for your records.
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