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Major companies like Amazon, Apple, Google and Fidelity Investment may owe you money after settling a class action lawsuit.
Whether it's due to data breaches, like is the case with Fidelity Investment, Krispy Kreme and Avis Car Rental, or another reason, there are many open class action lawsuits promising payouts as low as $50 or up to $5,000 for qualified applicants who apply on time.
In case you weren't notified or missed that information, here are all the class action lawsuit settlements that Arizonans may qualify for, plus how to apply, deadlines and potential payouts.
Fidelity Investment settlement
If you were a Fidelity Investment customer affected by its 2024 data breach, you may be eligible for a payment of $50-$5,000 from a $2.5 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit involving the company.
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The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Massachusetts, claimed Fidelity failed to protect its computer network from a "data security incident" that occurred between Aug. 17, 2024, and Aug. 19, 2024.
During that period, a third party gained unauthorized access to the network and obtained certain information, according to the settlement website. As part of the settlement, Fidelity denied any wrongdoing.
- Who it’s for: Fidelity said it had notified more than 77,000 people about the breach. An additional 86,000 customers whose financial accounts and routing numbers were compromised may be eligible, according to court documents.
- Potential payout: Payouts could range from about $50 to up to $5,000. Those who
- Claim deadline: July 27.
- How to claim: To file a claim, participants must fill out the claim form on the settlement website .
- Details: More information available at .
Krispy Kreme settlement
If you were affected by Kripsy Kreme's 2024 data breach, you may be eligible for a payment from a lawsuit involving the popular doughnut company.
According to the terms of a class-action settlement, people who were previously notified that their personal information was released during that breach may qualify for a portion of the $1.6 million settlement, with compensation ranging from $75 to up to $3,500.
The lawsuit alleges private information, including names, dates of birth, Social Security Numbers and financial account access information, was leaked. Krispy Kreme denies any wrongdoing or liability.
- Who it’s for: People who were previously notified that their personal information was released during that breach
- Potential payout: All class members can receive a $75 cash payment, according to the Krispy Kreme settlement website. Class members with documented losses can get up to $3,500 for reimbursement for fraud, identity theft and other losses.
- Claim deadline: June 22
- How to claim: To file a claim, participants must fill out the claim form on the settlement website . Claim forms are also available by calling 877-239-1879.
- Details: More information available at .
Avis Car Rental settlement
Avis Car Rental customers who were impacted by a 2024 security incident may be eligible for a $5,000 payment from a class action lawsuit.
Avis experienced a security incident involving customer names, driver's license information, credit card numbers and expiration dates, birthdates and phone numbers between Aug. 3-6, 2024, according to the settlement website for the class action lawsuit. Avis claims no wrongdoing in the breach, but as part of an agreement, the car rental company is paying affected customers up to $5,000 for out-of-pocket expenses.
- Who it’s for: Avis Car Rental customers in the U.S. who had their private information compromised during the security incident in August 2024 can qualify for a payout.
- Potential payout: Those affected could receive up to $5,000 for documented losses.
- Claim deadline: June 21
- How to claim: To file a claim, participants must fill out the claim form on the settlement website .
- Details: More information available at .
Apple settlement
If you purchased one of several Apple iPhone products, you may be eligible for a payment from a $250 million lawsuit the company agreed to settle this week.
The tech giant has agreed to the settlement in a case that alleged it deceived consumers over artificial intelligence enhancements in new iPhones in 2024. The lawsuit accused Apple of touting new AI technology, including Siri enhancements, while advertising the iPhone 16 at the time, but the device did not contain the elements when it was released, according to court filings.
It was unclear how to file a claim or when the deadline would be as the settlement still had to be approved at a June court date.
- Who it’s for: People who purchased an eligible iPhone 15 and 16 products in the United States between June 10, 2024 and March 29, 2025 can qualify.
- Potential payout: Payouts were expected to be between $25-$95.
- Details:
Android settlement
If you have used an Android cell phone, you may be eligible for a payment from a lawsuit involving Google's collection of your data.
According to the terms of a class-action settlement, people who used an Android product with access to the internet anytime after Nov. 12, 2017, may qualify for a portion of the settlement from the lawsuit, Taylor v. Google LLC, which alleged that Google needlessly collected cellular data that it purchased from mobile carriers.
It was unclear how to file a claim or when the deadline would be as the settlement still had to be approved at a June court date.
- Who it’s for: According to the terms of a class-action settlement, people who used an Android product with access to the internet anytime after Nov. 12, 2017, may qualify.
- Potential payout: Payments are capped at $100 per class member.
- Details:
Comcast settlement
Some Comcast customers may be eligible for a payment from a $117.5 million class-action lawsuit settlement.
The lawsuit alleges that Comcast "failed to properly protect personal information" and had "inadequate data security" resulting in an October 2023 data breach that exposed the information of millions of Xfinity customers.
The communications company has denied any wrongdoing. Comcast did tell customers in a notice that the personal information included in the data breach included usernames, passwords, contact information, dates of birth and last four digits of Social Security numbers.
- Who it’s for: People in the United States who were affected by the 2023 data breach can qualify for the settlement.
- Potential payout: Participants could receive as much as $10,000 as part of the settlement for documented out-of-pocket expenses or time lost due to the breach.
- Claim deadline: Aug. 14.
- How to claim: To file a claim online or print the mail-in form, visit .
- Details: A final approval hearing was scheduled for July 7, and payments will be issued after that.
Amazon settlement
Eligible Amazon customers can now file a claim in the company's $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission.
The retail giant agreed to the settlement to resolve an antitrust lawsuit the FTC filed in 2023, where federal officials alleged Amazon coerced millions of consumers into enrolling in Prime subscriptions and then made those agreements extremely difficult to cancel.
- Who it’s for: Amazon users must have signed up for Prime between June 23, 2019, and June 23, 2025, and attempted to cancel during a “challenged enrollment flow.”
- Potential payout: The amount of money each customer gets from the $2.5 billion settlement is based on the total amount of Amazon Prime membership fees paid during the duration of their subscription.
- Claim deadline: July 23.
- How to claim: Apply online at .
- Details: .
Google Assistant privacy settlement
If you used Google Assistant on devices like Nest speakers, Home smart speakers, Pixel phones or similar products and your audio was captured due to accidental "false accepts," you may be eligible for a share of a $68 million privacy settlement. Claims must be filed by Aug. 27, 2026, and payments will go out after a final court hearing scheduled for Oct. 1, 2026. Check your eligibility now before the claim window closes.
- Who it鈥檚 for: U.S. users whose Google Assistant devices recorded their audio between May 18, 2016, and March 19, 2026, including people whose communications were captured when the assistant triggered by mistake.
- Potential payout: You can expect a share of the $68 million fund, most likely as a modest but still meaningful check or digital payment, with the exact amount depending on how many people file a claim.
- Claim deadline: Aug. 27, 2026.
- How to claim: Complete a claim on the official Google Assistant privacy settlement site online or mail in a paper form by the postmark deadline; parents can file on behalf of minors.
- Details: Check eligibility and start your claim on the official site: Learn more here.
Sprouts Farmers Market receipt鈥憄rinting settlement
If you shopped at Sprouts Farmers Market and your receipt showed too many digits of your credit or debit card number, you may qualify for a cash payment from a $5 million FACTA settlement. The administrator estimates many shoppers could see payouts ranging from roughly $70 to more than $400, and claim forms are due by Aug. 5, 2026. Check your eligibility now before the claim window closes.
- Who it鈥檚 for: U.S. customers who made a credit or debit card purchase at Sprouts between Aug. 16, 2020, and Oct. 31, 2022, and whose printed receipt displayed more than the last five digits of the card number.
- Potential payout: A pro鈥憆ata cash payment from the $5 million fund, with estimates ranging from about $67.50 up to $405 per person depending on how many claims come in.
- Claim deadline: Aug. 5, 2026.
- How to claim: File online via the official settlement site or mail/fax a short鈥慺orm claim to the administrator with your notice number (if you received one) and basic contact information.
- Details: Check eligibility and start your claim on the official site: Learn more here.
Ashley, Nectar, DreamCloud and Siena fiberglass mattress settlement
If you bought certain mattresses from Ashley Furniture, Nectar, DreamCloud or Siena and dealt with fiberglass escaping into your home, you may qualify for vouchers from a $9 million settlement. The case offers credits toward replacement products for people who submit claims by July 17, 2026, with amounts varying based on what you bought and how you were affected. Check your eligibility now before the claim window closes.
- Who it鈥檚 for: Customers who purchased specific Ashley, Nectar, DreamCloud or Siena mattresses sold between Oct. 1, 2017, and June 30, 2024, that are identified as part of the fiberglass settlement.
- Potential payout: Vouchers from a $9 million fund to use toward new products, with values tied to the type of mattress and proof you provide.
- Claim deadline: July 17, 2026.
- How to claim: File a claim online at the settlement site or mail in a paper form by the postmark deadline, including basic purchase details and any requested documentation.
- Details: Check eligibility and start your claim on the official site: Learn more here.
Bank of America 7鈥慐leven ATM fee settlement
If you used certain 7鈥慐leven ATMs as a Bank of America customer and were allegedly charged extra or duplicative fees, you may qualify for a cash payment from a $2.25 million settlement.
Current account holders are expected to receive automatic credits, but former customers need to file a simple online claim by June 29, 2026, to get their share. Start your claim before the deadline so you don鈥檛 leave this money on the table.
- Who it鈥檚 for: Past Bank of America account holders who were charged certain out鈥憃f鈥憂etwork ATM fees at 7鈥慐leven machines during the period covered by the lawsuit; current customers may get automatic credits.
- Potential payout: A cash payment representing a pro鈥憆ata share of the $2.25 million fund, with exact amounts depending on how many people file and how many fees you paid.
- Claim deadline: June 29, 2026.
- How to claim: Former account holders submit a claim through the official settlement website with basic contact details and account information; current customers typically do not need to file to receive automatic credits.
- Details: Check eligibility and start your claim on the official site: Learn more here.
