List of Active Settlements

Type: Product liability (certain pet foods allegedly unsafe/contaminated).
Topline benefit: Class members can claim $20–$100,000, depending on documented vet bills, pet injuries/death, and other losses. Claim Depot
Who may qualify: Consumers who bought certain Mid America Pet Food products (often tied to brands recalled or linked to contamination).
Proof: No proof for the smallest tier, but significant documentation needed for big claims (medical/vet records, receipts, etc.).
Status: Open for claims, with a Feb. 5, 2026 claim deadline. Claim Depot

2. Watson Clinic (Healthcare) – Up to $82,050

Type: Healthcare data breach.
Settlement size: $10 million total. Claim Depot
Topline benefit: Up to $82,050 per person in combined categories (time, ordinary and extraordinary losses, etc.). Claim Depot
Who may qualify: Patients who received a notice from Watson Clinic about its 2024 data breach. Claim Depot
Status: Open; claim deadline currently Feb. 5, 2026. Claim Depot

Type: Health system data breach (Oklahoma).
Settlement size: $30 million. The Sun
Topline benefit:
- Up to $25,000 for documented out-of-pocket loss (identity theft, fraud, etc.).
- Up to $100 for people without proof, plus 3 years of credit monitoring and up to $1M identity theft insurance. The Sun
Who may qualify: People whose data was exposed in the Nov. 28, 2023 Integris Health breach and who received notice.
Status: Claims due by Dec. 22, 2025. The Sun

Type: Healthcare data breach (2022).
Settlement size: $15.35 million. The Sun
Topline benefit:
- Up to $2,500 for “ordinary” losses.
- Up to $25,000 for “extraordinary” losses like financial fraud/identity theft.
- Compensation for time responding to the breach, up to 20 hours at $30/hour for certain claims (which can push total value toward $27,500). The Sun
Who may qualify: Patients whose data was compromised in Shields’ March 7–21, 2022 breach and who got a notice.
Status: Claims due by Dec. 3, 2025. The Sun

Type: Telecom data breaches (two separate incidents in 2024).
Settlement size: About $177 million combined. The Sun+1
Topline benefit:
- Up to $5,000 in documented loss for the March breach.
- Up to $2,500 in documented loss for the July breach.
- Some tiers offer flat cash for people without proof; total per person can reach $7,500 if affected by both. The Sun+1
Who may qualify: AT&T customers whose sensitive data (SSN, passcodes, etc.) was exposed and who were notified.
Status: Claim deadline Dec. 18, 2025; final approval hearing is scheduled for Dec. 3, 2025. Statesman

Type: Genetic testing company data breach.
Settlement size: $50 million. Claim Depot
Topline benefit: Up to $10,265 per person for those impacted (a combination of loss reimbursement plus other benefits). Claim Depot
Who may qualify: 23andMe customers who received notice that their data was compromised in the 2023 breach.
Status: Open for claims; current claim deadline is Feb. 17, 2026. Claim Depot

Type: Data breach exposing eye-care customers’ personal and insurance info.
Settlement size: $5 million. The Sun
Topline benefit:
- Up to $10,000 for documented out-of-pocket expenses (identity theft, credit monitoring, etc.).
- Up to $150 for time spent addressing issues (4 hours at $25–$30/hour), totaling $10,150. The Sun
Who may qualify: Individuals previously notified by EyeMed that they were affected by the June 2020 breach.
Status: Claims due by Dec. 11, 2025; final approval hearing set for Jan. 7, 2026. The Sun

Type: Data breach involving a professional services/benefits firm (Hafetz & Associates).
Topline benefit: Class members can claim up to $10,000 for out-of-pocket losses, plus credit monitoring; some tiers also include pro-rata cash payments. Claim Depot
Who may qualify: People who received a data breach notice from Hafetz & Associates.
Status: Open; claims currently due Jan. 22, 2026. Claim Depot

Type: Healthcare data breach (Oklahoma Spine Hospital).
Topline benefit: Individuals notified of the July 2024 breach can claim up to $10,000 in documented losses (fraud, identity theft, etc.). Claim Depot
Who may qualify: Patients or others who received an official breach notice from Oklahoma Spine Hospital. Claim Depot
Status: Open for claims as of early December 2025. Claim Depot

Type: Data breach (affecting brands under Self Esteem Brands, e.g., fitness/franchise systems).
Topline benefit: Individuals whose data was involved may claim up to $7,000, depending on documented losses; some tiers list up to $5,000 for certain classes plus additional cash or credit monitoring. Claim Depot
Who may qualify: People notified that their information was compromised in the breach connected to Self Esteem Brands / Purpose Brands. Claim Depot
Status: Open for claims, with a Dec. 31, 2025 deadline. Claim Depot