OpenClassActions.org is a dedicated team of writers and legal researchers who find and publish consumer-facing information about class action settlements, investigations, and legal news so people can file valid claims on time. We focus on translating legal news into plain language so that anyone can be informed and take action to protect their privacy, data, and health in the consumer space.
Our Mission
Empower consumers with accurate and up-to-date information about class action lawsuits, settlements, and consumer rights to keep corporations honest. The goal is simple – help more eligible people claim funds they are owed from faulty services and products; From promises that companies don’t honor to their customers and users.
Our Vision
Over 90% of open class action settlement funds go unclaimed. We want to increase awareness, improve clarity, and make it easier to file legitimate claims before deadlines.
Editorial Standards
- Use official sources when possible such as court orders, official dockets, and class action settlement administrators.
- Label status, deadlines, and required documentation clearly on each post when available.
- Update posts when terms change or new updates and filings to class action lawsuit cases are published.
How We Verify
- Cross check with public dockets and official press releases.
- Note when terms are preliminary, proposed, approved, or dismissed.
- Add source links at the end of full posts if sources are relevant and available.
Who writes this
Open Class Actions is edited by Felix Levine, who built and runs the site. He is not an attorney, and nothing published here is legal advice — it is consumer information drawn from the court record so you can decide whether to file.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix it. Email newyorkwebdeveloper@gmail.com or use the contact form with the page URL and what is incorrect. Substantive corrections are made on the page itself, not quietly removed.
How this site is funded
Open Class Actions carries advertising. Advertisers have no say in which settlements we cover, what we say about them, or where they appear. We are not a law firm, we do not file claims for you, and we never charge for information about a settlement — if a site asks you to pay to file a claim, that is a red flag.
What we do not do
We do not administer settlements, decide eligibility, or process payments. Those are handled by the court-appointed claims administrator named in each settlement’s official notice, and that notice is always the authority over anything written here.
Editorial standards last reviewed August 2026.