Every open class action filing deadline through 2026 in one chronological view. All settlements listed are no-proof. Auto-refreshed every Monday.
6 class action settlements have filing deadlines through 2026. All require no proof of purchase. Filing each one takes about 2 minutes through the official settlement website or the Class Action Buddy app.
| Deadline ↕ | Settlement ↕ | Max Payout ↕ | Category | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2026 | ||||
| Sep 25 |
Stainless Steel Cookware Settlement | $12 | Consumer No Proof | Details → |
| October 2026 | ||||
| Oct 15 |
Flo Health Privacy Settlement | $364 | Privacy No Proof | Details → |
| Oct 29 |
Consumer Indirect Purchaser Pork Litigation | $100 | Consumer No Proof | Details → |
| Oct 30 |
Bestway Above-Ground Pool Settlement | $40 | Consumer No Proof | Details → |
| November 2026 | ||||
| Nov 9 |
Forbes Website Tracking Settlement | $40 | Privacy No Proof | Details → |
| Nov 27 |
Dr. Squatch Natural Settlement | $2 | Consumer No Proof | Details → |
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6 class action settlements are currently open for claims: Stainless Steel Cookware Settlement (Sep 25, 2026); Flo Health Privacy Settlement (Oct 15, 2026); Consumer Indirect Purchaser Pork Litigation (Oct 29, 2026); Bestway Above-Ground Pool Settlement (Oct 30, 2026); Forbes Website Tracking Settlement (Nov 9, 2026); Dr. Squatch Natural Settlement (Nov 27, 2026).
Among currently open settlements, the Flo Health Privacy Settlement pays the highest at up to $364 per claim.
Yes. Most currently open settlements allow you to file with no proof of purchase, at least up to a certain unit cap. The exact rules vary per settlement.
Typical timeline is 6-18 months after the claim deadline. The administrator validates claims (1-3 months), the court holds a fairness hearing (2-4 months), and payments are issued after the 30-day appeal window lapses.
You forfeit any payment from that settlement and remain bound by the settlement's release of claims — meaning you can't separately sue the defendant for the same conduct. Late claims are rejected automatically.