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vs. Google
Google agreed to settle claims related to subscriptions sold through the Google Play store. Consumers who paid for at least one renewal term of a Google subscription between May 30, 2014, and October 27, 2019, may be eligible.
vs. Google
Consumers who paid for at least one renewal term of a Google subscription sold through the Google Play store between May 30, 2014 and October 27, 2019 may be included in this settlement.
vs. Sealy
Sealy falsely advertised thread count on bedding products, claiming 1250 thread count when the actual count was lower. Consumers who purchased affected Sealy bedding can claim $5-$40+ per item.
vs. Joint Juice
Joint Juice agreed to pay $19.16 million to resolve deceptive advertising claims for products purchased in New York. New York purchasers of Joint Juice products between Dec. 5, 2013, and Dec. 28, 2021, may qualify.
vs. Premier Nutrition
Premier Nutrition agreed to settle claims that it falsely advertised joint health benefits of Joint Juice glucosamine supplements. Buyers in CA, CT, FL, IL, MD, MA, MI, or PA can claim $10 or $25 per unit, no receipts needed for up to 6 units.
vs. Differin
Differin agreed to pay $990,000 to resolve benzene contamination claims in the product. Purchasers may qualify for payments with or without proof.
vs. Blackstone Valley Community Health Care
Individuals who received a Blackstone Valley Community Health Care data breach notice may qualify to claim cash compensation plus credit monitoring from this settlement.
vs. MetLife
MetLife agreed to a class action settlement over auto insurance issues. Eligible claimants may receive $25,000 or partial premium refunds.
vs. Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's agreed to pay $7.4 million to settle claims that store receipts printed too many digits of customers' credit and debit card numbers. Shoppers between March 5, 2019, and July 19, 2019, may qualify.
vs. Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's failed to provide itemized receipts to customers. Customers who made purchases using credit or debit cards during the settlement period can claim approximately $102.45.
vs. Southern Illinois Healthcare
Southern Illinois Healthcare violated privacy rights of MyChart portal users. Individuals who used the MyChart portal or completed a health risk assessment can claim $17.50.
vs. Grubhub
Independent contractors who entered into an agreement with Grubhub and completed at least one delivery in California between December 3, 2014 and March 13, 2026 are eligible for this settlement.
vs. Sportsman's Warehouse
Sportsman's Warehouse violated customer privacy rights. Affected customers can claim approximately $107 from this settlement.
vs. Evening Post Publishing
Individuals affected by an Evening Post Publishing data breach can claim cash compensation plus credit monitoring from a $500,000 settlement.
vs. ACV Auctions
Individuals who applied for a job with ACV Auctions in Washington between January 2023 and July 2025 may qualify to claim a cash settlement payment from a $2.7 million settlement.
vs. Trinity Petroleum
Trinity Petroleum experienced a data breach in October 2024 that exposed customer personal information. Affected individuals can claim up to $5,600 from this settlement.
vs. Sony
Sony engaged in anticompetitive practices on the PlayStation Store. Consumers who purchased digital games may be eligible for compensation from this $7.85M settlement.
vs. Pawn America Minnesota, Payday America, PAL Card Minnesota
Pawn America is paying to settle claims over a September 2021 data breach exposing Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and financial account information. Eligible U.S. customers can claim $30 cash without proof or up to $5,000 with documented losses.
vs. Tom's of Maine, Colgate-Palmolive
Tom's of Maine and Colgate-Palmolive agreed to settle over toothpaste manufacturing practices following an FDA inspection. U.S. purchasers between November 2020 and March 2026 can file for a refund with or without proof of purchase.
vs. Pawn America Minnesota, Payday America, PAL Card Minnesota
Pawn America is paying $3.185 million to settle claims over a September 2021 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and financial account information. Eligible U.S. customers can claim cash payments.
vs. Tom's of Maine, Colgate-Palmolive
Tom's of Maine and Colgate-Palmolive agreed to a $2.9 million settlement over toothpaste manufacturing practices following an FDA inspection. U.S. purchasers between November 2020 and March 2026 can file for a refund.
vs. Pawn America
Pawn America (including Pawn America Minnesota, Payday America, and PAL Card Minnesota) is paying $3.185 million to settle claims over a September 2021 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and financial account information.
vs. Tom's of Maine and Colgate-Palmolive
Tom's of Maine and Colgate-Palmolive agreed to a $2.9 million settlement over toothpaste manufacturing practices following an FDA inspection. U.S. purchasers of Tom's of Maine toothpaste between November 2020 and March 2026 can file for a refund.
vs. Motive Technologies
Motive Technologies made illegal prerecorded or artificial voice calls to consumers. Affected individuals can claim a $50 product voucher from this $21.4M settlement.
vs. Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA)
The PSEA suffered a data breach that compromised members' private information. Affected individuals can claim up to $5,000 plus credit monitoring services from this $2.5M settlement.
vs. Oglethorpe
Personal information was compromised in a data breach affecting Oglethorpe customers. Eligible individuals can claim up to $2,500 from this $350K settlement.
vs. State Farm
State Farm improperly handled total loss claims for Alabama policyholders. Eligible claimants can receive $20.50 from this settlement.
vs. Ashley Furniture / Resident Home
Ashley Furniture and Resident Home sold defective mattresses that failed to meet quality standards. Consumers who purchased certain mattresses between October 2017 and June 2024 can claim a pro rata voucher.
vs. Nutramax Laboratories
Nutramax Laboratories agreed to an $11.5 million settlement over allegations it misrepresented the joint health benefits of Cosequin canine supplements. California residents who bought qualifying dog Cosequin products between May 3, 2016 and May 6, 2022 can claim compensation.
vs. Ministry of Defence
Group litigation with registration period extended until end of July 2026. Claimants can register claims and will have opportunity to consider claims in light of causation and damages judgment expected in Spring 2026.
vs. Sprouts Farmers Market
Sprouts Farmers Market agreed to pay $5 million to resolve allegations credit/debit card receipts showed last five digits of card numbers and EBT purchases were mishandled. Qualifying purchasers between specified dates may be eligible.
vs. Tinder
Tinder agreed to a $60.5 million settlement over allegations of discrimination related to Plus and Gold subscriptions. Eligible class members may qualify for varying payments.
vs. Tinder
Tinder discriminated against users by charging different prices based on age. Users who paid higher subscription fees for Tinder Plus or Gold may be eligible for compensation from this $60.5M settlement.
vs. Keller Williams & RE/MAX
Keller Williams and RE/MAX will pay $28.5 million to settle claims that homebuyers paid inflated commissions on MLS-listed homes. Homebuyers in the U.S. during state-specific class periods may qualify.
vs. Henderson & Walton Women's Center, P.C.
Henderson & Walton Women's Center agreed to settle over a February 2022 data breach exposing patients' personal and protected health information. Eligible class members can claim up to $2,500 cash plus three years of free credit and medical identity monitoring.
vs. Henderson & Walton Women's Center, P.C.
Henderson & Walton Women's Center agreed to a class action settlement over a February 2022 data breach that potentially exposed patients' personal and protected health information. Eligible class members can claim cash compensation plus credit and medical identity monitoring.
vs. Toyota
Toyota agreed to a $299.5 million settlement over emissions issues in IC forklifts. Owners may receive cash payments, service plans, and warranties.
vs. Lloyds Banking Group
Millions overcharged on car finance (PCP/HP agreements) due to undisclosed dealer commission payments. GLO manages claims for refunds of excess interest. Customers can still join before trial dates.
vs. Amazon
Prime subscribers charged excessive delivery fees despite membership promises. Group claim alleges breach of contract. UK Prime members can join.
vs. British Airways
Passengers affected by the 2018 data breach where personal and payment data was stolen from BA's website. A GLO was established to combine claims for compensation due to privacy violations. Affected UK customers can still join if they haven't already.
vs. Google
Android users' location data collected without proper consent (2016-2024). Competition Appeal Tribunal collective action for privacy damages. UK Android users eligible to join.
vs. Volkswagen Group
Continuation of dieselgate claims against VW for installing defeat devices that falsified emissions tests. UK owners of affected vehicles seek compensation for reduced vehicle value. Late joiners can still add claims to the GLO register.
vs. Capital Health
Capital Health agreed to pay $4.5 million to resolve allegations it failed to protect consumers’ personal information in a 2023 data breach exposing Social Security numbers, clinical information, and email addresses. The lawsuit claimed inadequate cybersecurity measures. Affected individuals from the Nov. 11-26, 2023 breach may qualify.
vs. Pacific Life
Pacific Life agreed to pay $58.3 million to resolve allegations it sold indexed universal life insurance policies using misleading illustrations with inflated projections and undisclosed costs. Consumers who purchased these policies in California between 2016 and 2019 may qualify.
vs. GlaxoSmithKline
GlaxoSmithKline settlement over Boostrix vaccine issues. Recipients of the vaccine may qualify for payments with or without proof of vaccination.
vs. Stor-a-File
Victims of the Stor-a-File data breach are pursuing damages for exposed sensitive information. The collective claim addresses negligence in data protection. Eligible UK individuals can join.
vs. Stade de France organisers
UK fans who attended the disrupted 2022 Champions League final at Stade de France suffered chaos, theft, and delays, leading to compensation claims. The group action seeks redress for negligence. Affected ticket holders can join.
vs. McDonald's
UK franchisees and possibly consumers affected by McDonald's franchise model issues or food-related claims are grouped for compensation. Details involve operational failures impacting parties. Eligible claimants can opt-in.
vs. Alpine Ear, Nose & Throat
Individuals whose private information the Alpine ENT data breach potentially compromised may be eligible to claim from a class action settlement. The breach exposed personal information of affected individuals.
vs. Google
Black or Black+ Google employees in certain roles may be eligible to claim a cash payment from a $50 million class action settlement over racial discrimination allegations. The settlement is preliminarily approved.
vs. E-Benefit Solution
Individuals who received notice of the E-Benefit Solution data breach may be eligible to claim from a class action settlement. The breach impacted personal information of notified individuals.
vs. Volvo
Volvo diesel car owners are claiming against the company for vehicles emitting higher NOx levels than advertised, leading to potential fines, repairs, and diminished value. The High Court established a GLO for efficient case management. Eligible UK consumers can still join the litigation.
vs. Gafoor
Group litigation order established July 2024. Details of the claim subject matter are limited in available sources, but this remains an active GLO accepting claims.
vs. Jaguar Land Rover
Group litigation concerning DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) issues in Jaguar Land Rover vehicles. Consumers who purchased or leased affected vehicles may claim for losses related to DPF defects.
vs. Glencore
Large-scale securities group action brought by hundreds of claimants against Glencore under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. Liability trial scheduled for October 2026. This is a follow-on claim related to prior regulatory investigations.
vs. Rightmove PLC
£1 billion opt-out competition class action against Rightmove PLC, the UK's largest online property portal. Funded by Innsworth Capital. Consumers affected by alleged anti-competitive practices can claim without taking action.
vs. BHP Group (UK) Ltd
Multi-defendant consumer and environmental group action with major liability and quantum trials listed through 2026. Relates to environmental damage and consumer losses from BHP operations.
vs. Old Lyme Gourmet
Old Lyme Gourmet, maker of Deep River Snacks, settled false advertising claims for $4 million over non-GMO labeling on products containing GMOs. Consumers who purchased the snacks are eligible for payment. The packaging allegedly misled buyers about ingredients.
vs. Advance Auto Parts
Consumers who received a data breach notification from Advance Auto Parts may be eligible for up to $5,100. The $10 million settlement addresses exposure of sensitive information like Social Security numbers.
vs. Various U.S. chicken processors
Several chicken processors settled collusion claims to inflate raw chicken prices, expanding a prior settlement fund. Eligible purchasers of fresh or frozen raw chicken from listed processors in 24 states/DC from 2012-2019 can claim. No new claim needed if prior claim submitted.
vs. Vivimed
Vivimed settled allegations over contamination in Losartan drug. Consumers who purchased the drug can claim cash payments.
vs. Post Office Limited
Subpostmasters were wrongly prosecuted or financially ruined due to faults in the Horizon IT system between 1999 and 2015. This GLO manages claims from affected subpostmasters who issued proceedings against the Post Office. Consumers who were subpostmasters can join if they meet the criteria and the register is still open.
vs. Pawn America
Pawn America reached a $3.19M settlement over a customer data breach. Affected customers may claim up to $5,000 plus additional payments.
vs. Jaguar Land Rover
Claims against Jaguar Land Rover over Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) issues in vehicles, including defects, unfair finance relationships under Consumer Credit Act. Determines liability, damages levels for affected owners. UK vehicle owners can issue claims to join GLO register.[6]
vs. Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd
Nigerian communities affected by oil spills in the Bille and Ogale areas brought claims against Shell for environmental damage and cleanup. The GLO manages these related claims in the UK courts. UK consumers or representatives who qualify can join ongoing proceedings.
vs. Volkswagen Group
Volkswagen installed defeat devices in diesel vehicles to cheat emissions tests, affecting UK consumers who purchased or leased impacted cars from 2009 onwards. This major GLO allows affected owners to join claims for compensation. Consumers can still join as the group action remains active.
vs. Lloyds Banking Group
Lloyds sold loan products that allowed investors to offset income tax, later ruled unlawful tax avoidance schemes. Affected investors can join the GLO for repayment claims. UK consumers who invested can still participate.
vs. Cathay Pacific Airways
Cathay Pacific suffered a data breach exposing personal data of 9.4 million passengers. Affected UK passengers can join the group claim for compensation due to privacy violations. The action remains open for eligible claimants.
vs. Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft email accounts were hacked, exposing data of UK customers including government officials. Victims can join the GLO seeking damages for the breach. Claims are ongoing for affected consumers.
vs. Ticketmaster
Fans overpaid for Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets due to hidden dynamic pricing practices in 2024. GLO launched to claim compensation for inflated prices. UK ticket buyers can still register to join the action.
vs. P&O Ferries
P&O sacked 800 seafarers without notice in 2022, replacing with cheaper agency workers. Affected UK workers can join claims for unfair dismissal. GLO remains active.
vs. Uber
Uber drivers claim worker rights including minimum wage and holiday pay after Supreme Court ruled they are workers not contractors. UK drivers can join the ongoing GLO. Claims still open.
vs. Tom’s of Maine
Tom’s of Maine settled allegations related to their toothpaste products. No proof is required for claims. Purchasers of the affected toothpaste may qualify.
vs. Old Lyme Gourmet
Old Lyme Gourmet, maker of Deep River Snacks, agreed to pay $4 million over false advertising claims that packaging misled consumers about non-GMO ingredients. Purchasers of the products may be eligible.
vs. Various U.S. chicken processors
Several chicken processors agreed to settle allegations that they colluded to increase the price of raw chicken. This settlement expands the fund established with another group of chicken processors in 2023.
vs. Comcast
Comcast reached a settlement over a data breach affecting customer information. The class action addresses the failure to protect consumer data. Individuals impacted by the breach may be eligible.
vs. Google
Google settled a class action over Android mobile device privacy issues. The lawsuit claimed privacy violations. Users of affected Android devices may qualify.
vs. Various U.S. chicken processors
Several chicken processors settled allegations of colluding to increase raw chicken prices. Purchasers of fresh or frozen raw chicken from qualifying processors in 24 states or DC between January 1, 2012, and July 31, 2019, may be eligible; no new claim needed if prior claim submitted.
vs. StubHub
StubHub settled FTC claims over deceptive ticket pricing and mandatory fees. Consumers who bought tickets for U.S. events on May 12-14, 2025, may qualify for refunds. The settlement provides fee reimbursements.
vs. Jaguar Land Rover
UK consumers who purchased Jaguar Land Rover vehicles affected by faulty Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF) that failed to meet emissions standards are claiming compensation for reduced vehicle value and repair costs. The High Court granted a Group Litigation Order to manage these claims collectively. Claimants can still join via the group register managed by lead solicitors.
vs. Vauxhall
Owners of Vauxhall diesel vehicles with excessive NOx emissions due to defeat devices or software issues are pursuing claims for misrepresentation and financial losses. A GLO was issued by the High Court to handle the numerous similar claims. Consumers can apply to join the group register.
vs. South West Water
Households and businesses impacted by sewage spills from South West Water polluting beaches, rivers, and properties are seeking compensation for health risks, property damage, and enjoyment loss. This group claim is actively managed for collective action. Affected UK consumers can join.
vs. Various heat network operators
UK consumers overcharged for heat from unreliable district heating networks are claiming refunds for excessive bills and service failures. The claim targets operators failing to deliver promised efficiency. Eligible billing customers can participate.
vs. ARAP/EGS
Individuals whose personal data was compromised in a breach by ARAP/EGS, potentially leading to identity theft or distress, are part of this group claim. The action addresses failures in data protection. Eligible affected persons can still participate.
vs. South Staffordshire PLC, South Staffs Water, Cambridge Water
Customers of these water companies had data breached, exposing personal information and leading to compensation claims for misuse risks. The group litigation unites affected consumers. UK customers impacted can still register.
vs. The Gafoor Group
Consumers harmed by property or construction issues from The Gafoor Group developments are claiming damages through this GLO. It covers defective buildings or mis-selling to buyers. UK purchasers or residents can join the register.
vs. Absolute Dental Group
Consumers who received notice from Absolute Dental Group about a 2025 data breach may be eligible for compensation. The settlement addresses the data breach impacting affected individuals.
vs. NextEra Energy
Individuals who participated in the NextEra Energy 401(k) plan may qualify for a cash payment from a settlement over alleged ERISA violations. The class period runs through March 17, 2026.
vs. Mubi
Individuals for whom Mubi renewed a subscription in California between April 1, 2021, and May 31, 2025, may qualify due to deceptive pricing practices.
vs. Concentric
Individuals who applied for a job with Concentric in Washington state since Jan. 1, 2023, may qualify over labor law violations in hiring practices.
vs. Post Office Limited
Claims by subpostmasters or affected individuals against Post Office Limited, likely related to Horizon scandal or similar accounting issues. GLO manages all qualifying claims collectively. Eligible UK claimants can join by issuing claim form.[6]
vs. Old Lyme Gourmet
Old Lyme Gourmet, maker of Deep River Snacks, agreed to pay to settle false advertising claims that packaging misled consumers into believing products were non-GMO despite containing GMOs.
vs. Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme agreed to a $1.6 million settlement after a November 2024 data incident exposed customers' names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, and financial account information. Class members can claim cash plus credit monitoring.
vs. Endue Software
Individuals whose data the February 2025 Endue Software incident impacted may be eligible to claim from a class action settlement. The incident compromised personal data of affected individuals.
vs. Old Lyme Gourmet
Old Lyme Gourmet, which makes snacks under the Deep River Snacks label, agreed to pay $4 million to settle allegations of false advertising. The case alleged product packaging misled consumers into believing the product was non-GMO when it contained genetically modified ingredients.
vs. Sony Interactive Entertainment
Collective proceedings in the Competition Appeal Tribunal alleging Sony overcharged for digital games and content on PlayStation platform due to anticompetitive practices. UK consumers who purchased digital games can join if certified. Application recently filed and open for participation.
vs. Various U.S. chicken processors
Several chicken processors agreed to settle allegations that they colluded to increase the price of raw chicken. This settlement expands a prior fund for purchasers of fresh or frozen raw chicken from qualifying processors in 24 states or DC between Jan. 1, 2012, and July 31, 2019.
vs. Various Crypto Exchanges
Multiple claims in CAT allege anticompetitive behaviour by cryptocurrency exchanges affecting UK consumers. Consumers who traded on these platforms during specified periods can potentially join certified proceedings. Among 25 current CAT cases awaiting certification.
vs. Unknown (Gafoor-related)
Group litigation order issued for claims involving Gafoor, likely related to consumer or property issues based on court listing. UK consumers affected by the common issues can apply to join the group register. Specific details on the nature of claims are listed in the High Court order.
vs. Various Card Networks
Collective proceedings in CAT over excessive merchant interchange fees passed on to UK consumers, increasing costs. Consumers who made card payments may be eligible to join pre-certification. One of 25 current CAT cases.
vs. Post Office Limited
Claims against Post Office Limited by subpostmasters affected by the faulty Horizon IT system, which led to wrongful prosecutions and financial losses. Consumers who operated branches and were impacted can join if their claims meet GLO criteria. The GLO manages multiple similar claims collectively.
vs. Apple Inc.
CAT collective action claiming anticompetitive practices related to Apple batteries, potentially affecting device performance and pricing for UK consumers. Open for consumers to join pending certification. Part of recent wave of tech competition claims.
vs. Gafoor Group
Consumers affected by issues in property transactions or developments by Gafoor Group, likely related to defects or mis-selling, have been granted a GLO by the High Court in Manchester. The order facilitates collective resolution of common claims. Additional claimants can register to join.
vs. Various Cryptocurrency Exchanges
Multiple yet-to-be-certified collective proceedings in CAT against crypto exchanges for alleged anticompetitive behavior affecting UK consumers. Consumers who traded on these platforms during specified periods may qualify to join. Claims are at early stages and open.
vs. SAG-AFTRA Health Plan
Members of the SAG-AFTRA Health Plan affected by a data breach can claim compensation plus credit monitoring from a $950,000 settlement.
vs. Transamerica Life Insurance
Consumers who owned a Transamerica universal life insurance policy subject to a rate increase since November 1, 2021, may be eligible for a class action settlement with a $200 minimum payment.
vs. Various Heat Network Operators
Consumers overcharged or misbilled by heat network operators for district heating services are claiming refunds and compensation. The group action targets systemic billing issues. UK residents affected can join the claim.
vs. FREENOW
Uber-style app drivers for FREENOW seeking worker rights, pay, and holiday entitlements due to false self-employment status. Collective claim for platform drivers. Eligible drivers can participate.
vs. Old Lyme Gourmet
Old Lyme Gourmet, which makes snacks under the Deep River Snacks label, agreed to pay $4 million to settle allegations of false advertising. The case alleged that product packaging misled consumers into believing the product was non-GMO when it contained genetically modified ingredients.
vs. BCA
Drivers transporting vehicles for BCA (vehicle auction firm) claiming worker status entitlements like minimum wage and rest breaks. Group litigation for logistics drivers. Open to qualifying drivers.
vs. Various Pet Food Manufacturers
Pet owners whose cats suffered illness or death from contaminated cat food are seeking damages for veterinary costs and loss. This collective action addresses product liability failures. Eligible UK pet owners can join.
vs. Addison Lee
Drivers for Addison Lee claiming employment rights, minimum wage, and holiday pay under worker status misclassification. Group action for taxi/private hire drivers. Affected drivers can still join.
vs. SP Plus
SP Plus failed to provide proper receipts to parking customers at Dayton Airport. Affected customers can claim a voucher up to $23.
vs. Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments suffered a data breach that compromised customer personal and financial information. Affected customers can claim compensation from this $2.5M settlement.
vs. Teva Pharmaceuticals
Teva engaged in price-fixing for QVAR inhalers, artificially inflating prices for consumers. Individuals who purchased QVAR inhalers can claim compensation from this $35M settlement.
vs. Grubhub
Grubhub charged excessive delivery fees to California customers in violation of state law. California consumers who used Grubhub can claim compensation from this $5M settlement.
vs. Ryanair
Passengers denied full compensation for mass flight cancellations in 2022. GLO claims airlines failed EU261 obligations. Affected flyers can still join.
vs. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)
Owners of Jaguar Land Rover vehicles claim that Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF) were defective, causing excessive repair costs and reduced vehicle usability. The GLO was established in November 2024 to manage these claims collectively. UK consumers who purchased affected models can still join the group register.
vs. Post Office Limited
Subpostmasters affected by the Horizon IT scandal continue to pursue claims through the GLO for wrongful convictions, financial losses, and reputational damage. The GLO covers all claims against Post Office Limited by affected claimants. Additional victims can still opt-in to the group register.
vs. UK Water Companies (Thames, United Utilities, etc.)
Claims against water companies for illegal sewage discharges affecting properties and health. GLO covers private nuisance and negligence claims. Affected households/businesses can opt-in.
vs. Multiple Banks
Ongoing GLO for PPI policies sold with loans/mortgages where time-barred individual claims can join group action. Covers single premium policies. Eligible consumers can still register.
vs. Microsoft
UK users affected by multiple Microsoft data breaches (2023-2025) exposing emails and passwords. CAT collective proceedings approved for damages. Consumers can register interest.
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