Class-action Settlements With June Deadlines Are Available To Many People – Not Exhaustive List

June will see the class action settlements for the faulty Prius inverters, the canceled Lufthansa flights, and the deceptive advertising of Vizzy hard seltzer beverages. There are deadlines in June for these settlements, as well as information on what the settlement is for, who is eligible, how to make a claim, and how much you can expect to get. Class-action settlements with June deadlines are available to many people, but a complete list is not available on Top Class Actions.

False advertisements for Vizzy hard seltzer

Molson Coors Beverage Co., the manufacturer of Vizzy hard seltzer, has agreed to pay $9.5 million to settle a class action complaint alleging that the business falsely claimed that its Vizzy hard seltzer products contained “antioxidant vitamin C from acerola superfruit.”

Except for resale, the settlement is open to anybody who bought any Vizzy hard seltzer beverage in the US between January 1, 2020, and March 10, 2023.

Your share of the settlement will vary depending on how many packs or single cans you bought. Here’s what to anticipate:

• $5 per 24-pack unit purchased
• $3 per 12-pack unit purchased
• $0.75 per single can unit purchased

The most you can be charged per household is $15 if you don’t have a receipt for your purchase. Depending on the number of claims and other factors, it is anticipated that each person with a legitimate claim will get at least $6.

You can submit a claim and learn more about this settlement here. Claim submissions must be made before June 6, 2023.

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Toyota Priuses had faulty IPMs and inverters.

Toyota agreed to pay $20 million because the inverters and Intelligent Power Modules (IPMs) in the Prius from 2010 to 2015 and Prius V from 2012 to 2017 vehicles were faulty. You qualify for this settlement if you owned or leased a Prius from 2010 to 2015 or a Prius V from 2012 to 2017 as of May 19, 2022.

The amount you may be eligible for is actually a refund, and it will vary according to the precise expenditures you spent out of pocket, such as the price of replacing or repairing your inverter or IPM, as well as any related expenses like car rentals and towing fees. Class members may get a redistribution check for up to $250 if there is any money left over from the settlement.

Discover Called You In Violation Of The Law Regarding Unowned Accounts

In order to prove your claim for out-of-pocket expenses, you must offer supporting documentation, such as receipts.

The last day to submit a registration and reimbursement claim form to request payment of out-of-pocket fees and a redistribution check is June 6, 2023. Start filing a claim here, and learn more about the settlement here.

Discover called people on the phone without their consent and left prerecorded messages about credit card accounts they did not possess, in violation of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

You are qualified to apply if, between August 25, 2017, and February 7, 2023, Discover made an artificial or prerecorded call to you regarding a credit card account and you were not a customer of theirs. No mention of sending proof with a claim is made.

Depending on how many legitimate claims are submitted, each claimant is expected to get between $40 and $110 in compensation. If sufficient money remains, a second round of payments will be made.

Go here to submit your claim. Make sure to complete it by the due date of June 7, 2023. Read more about the assertion here.

Lufthansa Canceled Your Flights During COVID-19 And Did Not Reimburse You

The $50 million settlement resolves charges that Lufthansa neglected to compensate customers for canceled flights owing to COVID-19 restrictions. You are eligible to apply if you booked tickets for a Lufthansa flight scheduled between Jan. 1, 2020, and Aug. 16, 2021, and your flight was canceled.

The deadline to submit a claim is June 8, 2023. Start one here. You can read more about the settlement here.

Wells Fargo permitted a Ponzi scam.

Wells Fargo agreed to pay $3.75 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging that it assisted an Equitybuild Ponzi scam that cost consumers millions of dollars.

You are entitled to apply if you invested in the Equitybuild scheme and lost money as a result. You will receive a cash payment proportionate to how much you lost in the Equitybuild plan.

You must submit a W-9 form along with your claim here by the deadline, June 8, 2023. You can read more about the claim here.

Mitsubishi rigged the market to charge you more for your old, big televisions.

Mitsubishi, yes, the automobile business, was found conspiring with other companies to boost the prices of cathode ray tube (CRT) products such as TVs and monitors, and has now agreed to pay $33 million to resolve the case. We go over the entire story here. You probably qualify if you’ve ever had one of those big, bulky TVs or monitors.

Audi automobiles have faulty gateway control modules.

Volkswagen agreed to settle a class action lawsuit because certain Audi vehicles have defective gateway control modules. You are eligible for this settlement if you owned or leased any of the following Audi vehicle models and years:

• Any 2018 to 2021 Audi Q5 or SQ5
• Any 2021 Audi Q5 Sportback or SQ5 Sportback
• Certain 2022 Audi Q5, SQ5, Q5 Sportbacks or SQ5 Sportbacks
• Certain 2021 to 2022 Audi RS 6 or RS 7 Avants
• Certain 2019 to 2022 Audi A6 or A7s

You can also determine your eligibility by entering your vehicle’s VIN on the settlement page.

You may be eligible for payment for repairs or replacements caused by gateway control module failures or malfunctions. The cost will vary depending on the nature of the repairs and if they were completed by an authorized Audi dealer. Non-authorized dealer repairs are limited to $1,450.

Repair records, invoices, evidence of payment, and declarations may be required as proof of repairs and any connection charges.

Submit your claim by June 14, 2023, here. You can read more about the settlement here.

For more than a decade, two corporations have been overcharging you for pork.
JBS USA Pork and Smithfield collaborated with other pork producers to raise and set the price of pork products, resulting in overcharging consumers. There are many settlements for each manufacturer, but they can all be filed on the same form.

Anyone who purchased pork products from JBS USA Food, Clemens Family, Hormel, Seaboard, Smithfield, Triumph, Tyson, or Agri Stats from a retailer or grocery store between January 1, 2009, and April 2, 2021, is eligible.

The amount you’ll receive has yet to be established and will vary because lawsuits against other manufacturers are still pending. To file a claim, no proof of purchase is required.

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