Class Action Settlements in California — 60 Open Claims

Your Rights as a California Class Action Claimant

California is the most active class action state in the country — and for good reason. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its stronger successor, the CPRA, give residents the right to sue companies that misuse or expose their personal data. The state's Unfair Competition Law (UCL) and Consumers Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) allow class-wide lawsuits for everything from mislabeled food products and hidden subscription fees to defective appliances and deceptive advertising.

California courts regularly certify some of the largest class actions in the United States. If you've purchased products labeled "natural" that contained synthetic ingredients, had your biometric data collected without consent, or been charged undisclosed fees by a bank or app, you may already be eligible for one or more settlements right now — without needing to prove individual harm.

Most nationwide class actions are automatically open to California residents. Additionally, the state's 4-year statute of limitations on UCL claims is among the most generous in the nation, meaning plaintiffs can pursue companies for conduct going back years. Filing a claim costs nothing — you simply complete the official form before the deadline.

SettlementRadar tracks every open settlement available to California residents, sorted by deadline so you never miss a window. Use the filters above to find no-proof-required settlements — cases where you don't need receipts or account records to qualify. For those who want help, our $12.99 assisted filing service handles paperwork, submission, and status tracking on your behalf.

Check the list below, verify your eligibility, and file before the deadline. Settlements listed here have been court-approved — the only thing required of you is to claim what you're owed.