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Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically

Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically

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The Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Oct 30, 2026. No-proof options are available for the base tier.

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Deadline
Oct 30, 2026
Maximum payout
$450K
Proof required
No (base tier)

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Deadline
Oct 30, 2026
90 days remaining
Maximum payout
$450K
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This settlement resolves claims that Big Al's, the family entertainment center chain, bound its lowest-paid Washington employees to an outside-employment policy that state law restricts. If you worked for Big Al's in Washington between January 1, 2020 and May 22, 2026 and earned less than twice the state minimum hourly wage, you share equally in a $450,000 fund with no claim form to file.

This settlement resolves claims that Big Al's, the family entertainment center chain, bound its lowest-paid Washington employees to an outside-employment policy that state law restricts. If you worked for Big Al's in Washington between January 1, 2020 and May 22, 2026 and earned less than twice the state minimum hourly wage, you share equally in a $450,000 fund with no claim form to file.

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About this settlement

This employment settlement — Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically — involves Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically. Class actions in the Employment category compensate groups of consumers harmed by similar conduct. Review eligibility below, then file on the official administrator site before Oct 30, 2026.

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Big Al's Washington Non-Compete Class Action Settlement — $450,000, Paid Automatically

Independent trust score from class action track record

A+93/100
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Active suits
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Total public payouts
$0.5M
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Class action score100% weight
93/100

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  • This settlement resolves claims that Big Al's, the family entertainment center chain, bound its lowest-paid Washington employees to an outside-employment policy that state law restricts. If you worked for Big Al's in Washington between January 1, 2020 and May 22, 2026 and earned less than twice the state minimum hourly wage, you share equally in a $450,000 fund with no claim form to file. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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