The money disappears when the deadline passes. Not to the company — to other claimants or to charity. Your unclaimed share stays unclaimed forever.
April 2026 is packed with class action deadlines. Here's every settlement closing this month, sorted by deadline — closest first.
Check My Eligibility in 60 Seconds →
The Full April 2026 Deadline Calendar
| Deadline | Settlement | Max Payout | Proof Needed? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 6 | Capital Health Data Breach | $100 or $5,000 | No (for $100 flat) |
| Apr 10 | Panda Express Data Breach | $100 or $5,000 | No (for $100 flat) |
| Apr 13 | Dollar General Overcharging | Up to $20 | No |
| Apr 13 | Norton / LifeLock Robocalls | $200–$625 | No |
| Apr 14 | Wells Fargo Securities ($85M) | Pro-rata share | Yes |
| Apr 15 | VB Data Incident | $100 or $6,500 | No (for $100 flat) |
| Apr 16 | GameSpot IP Tracking (CA) | TBD cash | No |
| Apr 20 | RevitaLash False Advertising | $20 or $110 voucher | No |
The 3 You Should File Today
1. Norton / LifeLock Robocalls — $200–$625 (Deadline: April 13)
This is the highest-cash settlement on the list. Gen Digital violated federal law by sending prerecorded robocalls about Norton/LifeLock to people who weren't customers. No proof required. You certify you received the call and weren't a customer. Estimated payout: $200–$625.
With less than 2 weeks left, claim volume is still manageable — which means your individual share will likely be on the higher end of that range.
→ Check eligibility and file now
2. Panda Express Data Breach — Up to $5,000 (Deadline: April 10)
If you received a notification from Panda Restaurant Group about the March 2023 data breach, your claim window is closing in 8 days. Even without documentation, you can claim a flat $100 cash payment. With receipts showing actual losses from the breach, you can claim up to $5,000.
3. Dollar General Overcharging — Up to $20 (Deadline: April 13)
Sounds small. But this one applies to anyone who has shopped at Dollar General in the past 9 years. No receipt needed. $20 for 2 minutes of form-filling. If you've ever set foot in a Dollar General, this is the easiest money you'll make this week.
→ File the Dollar General claim
Coming Up in May
Once April's deadlines pass, don't stop — there are major settlements closing in May too:
- May 18: 301 Scrubs (Scrubs & Beyond) Data Breach — $50 cash or up to $2,500 for documented losses
- May 19: Gen Digital/Norton additional settlement — $9.95M fund, $200–$625 per claimant
And remember: Hyundai/Kia airbag defects ($62.1M) don't close until August 4, 2026. If you own a qualifying vehicle, you still have time.
How to File Any of These in Under 10 Minutes
- Check eligibility — Use our free quiz to confirm which settlements apply to you. Takes 60 seconds.
- Go to the official claims portal — We link you directly. Never pay a third party to file for you.
- Fill out the form — Name, address, email, preferred payment method. Most take under 10 minutes.
- Save your confirmation number — Screenshot the confirmation email. You'll need it if there's ever a question about your claim.
Payments typically arrive 3–12 months after the claim deadline, once courts finalize the settlement distribution.
See which settlements you still qualify for — personalized results in 60 seconds.
Check Before the Deadlines Pass →
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to unclaimed settlement money?
It doesn't go back to the company. Courts typically redistribute unclaimed funds to other claimants (increasing their payout) or donate them to charity via cy pres distribution. Either way, your individual share is gone if you don't claim it.
Can I file multiple claims at once?
Yes. There's no rule against filing multiple class action claims. Many people qualify for 3–5 settlements at any given time. File all of them — you earned it.
Do I need a lawyer to file?
No. Class action claim forms are designed for everyday people to file themselves. The attorneys are already paid from the settlement fund. Just fill out the form and submit.