r/Calsettlements

185 archived posts · Oct 2014 – Apr 2026

Information about class action lawsuit settlements (CALS) and claiming them

r/Calsettlements

Post news, links, and information about upcoming & pending class action lawsuit settlements. A one stop, one click shop for active class action lawsuit settlements and the dollars awarded. Claim your money in minutes and monitor new award settlements that crop up on a daily basis. Don't miss out on money owed to you.

Created Oct 9, 2014

2.5KMembers (last snapshot)

185Archived posts

All submissions must meet this criteria or it will be removed.

You must submit a link that directly links to the claim form itself or the settlement created website with more information about how to claim.
You must clearly post the company, service, or product. DO NOT INCLUDE THE COURT CASE NAME in the submission.
NO AGGREGATE OR 3RD PARTY SITES. Your post must contain the claim form or the settlement created website to file a claim. No exceptions.
All posts HAVE to be formatted in this manner: Name of company, service, or product followed by the words Settlement Information and then the date in brackets [Month/Day/Year] to indicate it's ONLINE expiration submission date. Check the claim form to identify this or do not submit. Your post will not show up and get caught in the spam filter if it is not submitted correctly.

As of now there are 6 types of POSTS allowed and they will be FLAIRED for easy identification:
[News] - News about possible claims. Not yet able to claim online and NO date has been set. This is the only link flair that will NOT have a date in it.
[Upcoming] - Claim announced. It has the information about the claim AND A DATE SET but not you are not yet able to claim online.
[Active/Up] - Able to claim online, date set and link is working for active claims.
[Active/Down] - Able to claim online, date set and link is NOT working for active claims.
[Inactive] - Unable to claim due to expiration of cutoff date, awaiting settlement judgement to finalize.
[Closed] - Unable to claim due to expiration of date, judgement settled and finalized.

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