Major class action activity in 2026 is dominated by massive antitrust settlements, significant data breach resolutions, and emerging consumer fraud claims.
List of High-Profile Settlements Open for Claims
Google Play Store Antitrust ($630M):
This massive settlement addresses claims of anticompetitive conduct in app distribution. Most eligible consumers who made in-app purchases between 2016 and 2023 do not need to file a claim form to receive automatic payments.
Comcast Data Breach ($117.5M):
Recently announced in February 2026, this settlement resolves claims regarding a major data security incident.
Delta Air Lines Jet Fuel Dumping ($78.75M):
This resolves a long-standing case regarding fuel dumped over Southern California in 2020. Property owners and residents in affected areas can file for varying awards.
Hyundai & Kia Defective Airbags ($62.1M):
Resolves allegations of faulty airbag control units. The deadline for claims is significantly extended, running through March 2027.
Wells Fargo Subscription Fraud ($33M):
This settlement targets allegations that the bank assisted third parties in misleading customers into unwanted monthly subscriptions. The claim deadline is March 4, 2026.
Visa/Mastercard Antitrust ($5.5B):
While technically finalized, this landmark case remains a top focus for business owners who accepted these cards between 2004 and 2019.
Recent Lawsuits & Active Investigations
Samsung Galaxy S22 Update:
A new class action was filed in late January 2026 alleging a “catastrophic” software update caused significant device issues.
Target Wage Transparency:
A $2.225M settlement is currently open for Washington state job seekers who applied for roles where salary ranges were not disclosed. Claims are due by March 31, 2026.
Grok (xAI) Deepfakes:
A high-profile lawsuit filed in early 2026 alleges that Elon Musk’s xAI intentionally capitalized on non-consensual AI deepfakes.
Healthcare Data Breaches:
A wave of new filings in February 2026 targets McLaren Health Care ($14M settlement), Gryphon Healthcare ($2.8M), and Bankers Healthcare Group.
How to Check Your Eligibility
You can search for specific cases or your own email address on authorized tracking sites like Top Class Actions or the ClassAction.org Database to see if you are a member of an active class.