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Open Consumer Product Class Action Settlements Available to Illinois Residents

Residents of Illinois can currently claim 8 open Consumer Product class action settlements.

If you live in Illinois, these open Consumer Product class action settlements may apply to you. Cases on this page are often evaluated under Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) (740 ILCS 14) and similar Illinois consumer-protection statutes.

8 active Consumer Product settlements accepting claims right now.

OpenConsumer Product
Peloton Tread+ Safety Recall Settlement
Peloton Interactive · Deadline: Jan 4, 1970 · Max Full refund or $500 credit
OpenConsumer Product
Target Portrait Studios Gift Card Settlement
Target Corporation · Deadline: Feb 8, 1970 · Max $75
OpenConsumer Product
Amazon Prime Cancellation Friction Settlement
Amazon.com · Deadline: Feb 25, 1970 · Max $30 account credit
OpenConsumer Product
Vitaminwater Labeling Class Action Settlement
The Coca-Cola Company · Deadline: Mar 6, 1970 · Max Up to $40 (no receipt)
OpenConsumer Product
Fanatics Handling Fee Class Action Settlement
Fanatics, LLC · Deadline: Mar 13, 1970 · Max Two $5 Fanatics.com vouchers
OpenConsumer Product
Samsung Smart TV Pricing Settlement
Samsung Electronics · Deadline: May 1, 1970 · Max Up to $200
OpenConsumer Product
Keurig K-Supreme Descaling Power Loss Settlement
Keurig Green Mountain, Inc. · Deadline: Apr 16, 1971 · Max Replacement brewer or cash payment
OpenConsumer Product
Sanyo Solar Panel Delamination Settlement
Sanyo Energy / Panasonic · Deadline: Jul 14, 1973 · Max Replacement panels or prorated refund
State Consumer Protection Statutes Referenced

Legal frameworks protecting Illinois residents

Cases listed on this page are evaluated against Illinois's controlling consumer-protection statutes. We surface these so you can verify standing before filing.

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740 ILCS 14
Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA)
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815 ILCS 505
Consumer Fraud & Deceptive Business Practices Act
FAQ

Class action questions for Illinois residents

  • Only for state-limited cases. National settlements accept eligible class members regardless of state. Each case page lists geographic requirements.
Page Last Updated on September 16, 2026