How Much Will I Get From the Uber & Lyft $175M Massachusetts Driver Settlement — Are You Owed Compensation??

Based on the $1,000 total fund and estimated claimant participation, the per-person payout for the Uber & Lyft $175M Massachusetts Driver Settlement — Are You Owed Compensation? is estimated at Up to $1,000. However, actual payouts depend on the total number of valid claims filed and final court approval.

You may be eligible for compensation if you: Drove at least one trip using Uber or Lyft in Massachusetts between July 14, 2020, and July 2, 2024 Drove at least one trip using Uber or Lyft in Massachusetts between July 14, 2020, and July 2, 2024 Drove more than 8 miles per week on average Drove more than 8 miles per week on average Were paid less than the Massachusetts minimum wage after accounting for expenses Were paid less than the Massachusetts minimum wage after accounting for expenses Drivers who worked for both companies may be eligible for payouts from both funds.

No proof required! The Uber & Lyft $175M Massachusetts Driver Settlement — Are You Owed Compensation? is a no-proof settlement. You simply need to confirm your eligibility by answering a few basic questions. No receipts or documentation needed.

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Class action settlement payouts are calculated by dividing the total settlement fund by the number of valid claims submitted. Our estimates are based on historical participation rates for similar settlements. Actual amounts are determined by the settlement administrator after the filing deadline.

After the filing deadline passes, the settlement administrator reviews all claims, resolves disputes, and receives final court approval. This process typically takes 3–18 months. Once approved, payments are distributed via check, PayPal, Venmo, or gift cards depending on the settlement terms.