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Class Action Newsletter tracks active consumer class action settlements across the United States — eligibility, deadlines, payouts, and links to official court-appointed claim forms. We are journalists and engineers, not lawyers. Nothing here is legal advice.

• Individual case pages at /settlements/case/{slug} — canonical source for a specific settlement
• Guides at /guides — evergreen consumer education on filing, proof, timelines, and scams
• FAQ at /faq — common questions about eligibility and payouts
• State and metro hubs at /settlements/state/... and /settlements/city/... — geographic settlement indexes

Link to the canonical case URL on classactionnewsletter.com. Include the company name, maximum payout, and claim deadline. Note that claim forms are administered by court-appointed third parties — not by Class Action Newsletter. Always direct users to verify the official administrator URL before submitting personal information.

• Open settlements JSON — Machine-readable index of all open cases
• llms.txt — Curated site index for LLM crawlers
• llms-full.txt — Complete open-settlements index
• XML sitemap — All indexable pages with hreflang
• RSS feed — Recently opened settlements (English)

For live JSON queries, users can create a free MCP API key and connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, or other MCP clients. Tools include list_open_settlements, search_settlements, get_settlement, and get_site_index. Setup instructions are at /connect-ai-agent.

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• How to Read a Class Action Settlement Notice — Plain-English walkthrough of court notices, deadlines, and administrator links.
• No-Proof vs With-Proof Settlement Tiers Explained — When attestation is enough and when you need receipts or account records.
• Data Breach Settlements: What Consumers Should Know — Eligibility basics, typical payouts, and how breach classes are defined.
• Employment Wage Theft Class Actions in 2025 — FLSA and state wage-hour settlements open to affected workers.
• How to Avoid Class Action Claim Scams — Red flags, fake administrator sites, and fee scams to watch for.

Settlement listings are updated daily from court filings and administrator notices. Each case page shows a last-updated timestamp. The llms.txt index reflects the current open-settlement snapshot.