The Resident Home mattress-pricing settlement claim deadline is August 18, 2026. You may qualify if you bought a discounted Nectar, DreamCloud, Siena, CloverLane, or Awara product during the covered period and received no refund or credit.
This is the proposed settlement in Molloy v. Resident Home, not a settlement covering every mattress retailer. The benefit is a $30 voucher, not cash, and distribution depends on the settlement receiving final approval.
Official resources:
- Official Resident Home mattress-pricing settlement claim portal — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
- Read the official notice from Amazonaws — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
Table of Contents
- Which purchases qualify?
- What does a successful claim provide?
- How to submit a claim
- What is the lawsuit about?
- Approval status and your other options
Which purchases qualify?
The settlement covers U.S. purchasers listed in Resident Home's records who bought a discounted product from a covered brand between March 1, 2021, and April 10, 2026.
Check whether every point applies: The court-approved Full Notice contains the official class definition and filing deadline. Buying from another mattress company does not qualify under this settlement.
- You purchased from Siena, Nectar, DreamCloud, CloverLane, or Awara.
- The purchase occurred during the covered period.
- The product was sold at a discount.
- You did not receive a refund or credit for the purchase.
- Resident Home's records reflect the purchase.
What does a successful claim provide?
A valid claim provides one $30 voucher rather than a check, bank deposit, or other cash payment. The voucher has no minimum purchase requirement and may be transferred, but it cannot be resold. The voucher is single-use and expires nine months after distribution.
If a purchase costs less than $30, the claimant receives no remaining balance for later use. These restrictions appear in the Resident Home settlement agreement. consumers should weigh the voucher's practical value before deciding whether to file or request exclusion.
How to submit a claim
File online through the official Resident Home settlement claim portal by August 18, 2026. A mailed claim must be postmarked by that date. The claim must be timely, complete, and valid.
Claimants must attest under penalty of perjury that they made a qualifying discounted purchase. The administrator may request records when reviewing a claim. Its eligibility and claim-validity decisions are final and cannot be appealed, so enter purchase details carefully and keep any available supporting records.
What is the lawsuit about?
The lawsuit alleges that Resident Home used deceptive reference prices and discount advertising. A reference price is the higher comparison price used to make a current price appear discounted.
Resident Home denies wrongdoing and liability. The court has not decided whether the allegations are true, because the parties reached a proposed settlement instead of obtaining a ruling on the merits.
Approval status and your other options
The San Diego Superior Court granted preliminary approval on April 10, 2026. Final approval is scheduled for October 2, 2026, according to the court's preliminary-approval ruling notice. Filing a claim does not guarantee that a voucher will be issued. Distribution follows final approval and the settlement becoming final.
Doing nothing provides no voucher. Unless you request exclusion, however, you will remain bound by the judgment and release the covered pricing and discount claims. The exclusion deadline is also August 18, 2026. Requesting exclusion preserves the ability to pursue covered claims separately but gives up the settlement voucher.
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