Hyundai and Kia
Hyundai–Kia Anti-Theft Settlement Claims
Owners of certain Hyundai and Kia models without engine immobilizers may qualify for anti-theft upgrades or theft-related reimbursement.
- Deadline
- Mar 31, 2027
- Proof
- Proof required
Current Class Action Claims
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11 settlements tagged “new_york”
Hyundai and Kia
Owners of certain Hyundai and Kia models without engine immobilizers may qualify for anti-theft upgrades or theft-related reimbursement.
TCL Electronics
Owners of certain TCL smart TVs may have arbitration claims over alleged viewing-data tracking. Potential statutory damages can reach $500 or more.
StubHub
New York and Nevada StubHub ticket buyers may qualify for up to $500 over pricing disclosures. Review the eligibility and claim details currently available.
Belkin International, Inc. (Wemo)
Wemo device owners may have arbitration claims after Belkin’s cloud shutdown removed smart features from certain products in January 2026.
Target Corporation
Target is being sued over snacks labeled “yogurt covered” that allegedly contain sugar and oils but no yogurt. No claims process exists yet.
Target Corporation
A lawsuit alleges Target’s Market Pantry coffee creamer delivers substantially fewer servings than its label promises. No claims process exists yet.
Starbucks
A lawsuit alleges Starbucks misled shoppers with ethical sourcing claims despite reported labor abuses at supplier farms. No settlement exists.
Gold Coin Group LLC (Chanced Casino and Punt.com)
Players who lost money on Chanced Casino or Punt.com may be able to pursue reimbursement under gambling-loss laws through arbitration.
JetBlue Airways Corporation
JetBlue faces claims that it used traveler and behavioral data to personalize higher fares without adequately telling customers.
Nord Security (NordVPN)
Customers in Virginia and North Carolina are challenging NordVPN’s renewal disclosures and cancellation process in a pending lawsuit.
Trader Joe’s Company
A lawsuit alleges Trader Joe’s Advanced Strength Probiotic contains fewer live cultures than its 30 billion CFU label promises.