Corrections
We work to get every figure, date and case status right. When we get something wrong, we correct it and, if the error was significant, record it here.
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- We fix errors on the page itself rather than leaving incorrect information in place.
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- When a case moves on, for example a claim window closes or a court approves a settlement, we update the page’s status. Routine updates like these are not listed as corrections.
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Corrections log
November 14, 2026
We re-checked the status of more than 100 settlements for our new Settlement Tracker and verified the remaining case-status pages. Many pages were updated because cases had moved on; those routine updates are not listed. Significant corrections:
- Travis Scott / Astroworld: The page said cases were still pending and on appeal. Live Nation reports that all Astroworld lawsuits were resolved by early 2025, and none went to trial. We also corrected the timeline of the deaths, the name of Scott’s company and the list of defendants, which wrongly included a security firm that was not sued.
- Camp Lejeune deadline: The page called the litigation an MDL, said every claim filed before the deadline is “active,” described presumptive conditions that the law does not set, and said no payment amounts had been published. Corrected, including the Justice Department’s Elective Option amounts.
- Target investor lawsuit: The page said Target blamed its November 2024 results partly on reaction to its diversity initiatives; it cited weak spending and costs. The earlier shareholder suit was filed in 2023, not 2024. Corrected.
- Kia and Hyundai theft: The page described a $200 million settlement with 2023 payout figures. The approved settlement is a fund of up to $145 million. Corrected.
- 23andMe, Credit Karma, Progressive, Keurig, LastPass: Settlement amounts, the number of people paid, or settlement dates were wrong or inconsistent. Corrected.
- Cerebral, LifeLock, Pacific Life, StubHub: The pages misstated who received refunds, where money went, which policyholders were covered, or said a claim was needed when refunds are automatic. Corrected.
- Vital Farms, loanDepot, Yahoo, Toyota fuel pump: Court dates, the number of plaintiffs, or the year of approval were wrong. Corrected.
November 13, 2026
- TurboTax: The page described the $141 million settlement as an FTC settlement, referred to an FTC consent order that does not exist, and told readers to file a claim. The settlement was with the states and paid out automatically in 2023, and the FTC’s 2024 order was vacated on appeal in March 2026. Corrected.
- Homepage: Featured stories and the “Upcoming Claim Deadlines” box listed claim deadlines that had already passed, including a TurboTax claim that did not exist. Replaced with checked status information.
- Duplicate pages: Forty pages that duplicated another page about the same case were merged into a single page each, with the old addresses redirected.
November 12, 2026
We reviewed the settlement figures and claim deadlines on more than 240 pages against court records, official settlement websites, government releases and news reports. Significant corrections:
- Homepage and About page: Article and category counts did not match the site. They are now calculated from the site itself. We also removed statements we could not substantiate, including a founding date, a team description and a “50+ states” claim.
- LastPass, PlayStation, Nationwide pet insurance, Pacific Life PDX: Deadlines that had passed were presented as upcoming. The pages now say the windows have closed.
- AT&T data breach: Status updated: final approval on October 2, 2026; claims closed December 18, 2025. The year of the agreement was corrected to 2025.
- Capital One 360 Savings: The page described an earlier version of the settlement that the court did not approve. Updated to the approved settlement.
- Comcast: Status updated: approved August 20, 2026; claims closed September 14, 2026.
- Uber sexual assault litigation: A separate page reported a 2024 settlement of about $178 million covering about 550 cases. We could not verify that figure and removed it. There is no global settlement.
- Taxotere and Depo-Provera updates: The pages cited Taxotere jury awards that did not happen. The first two bellwether trials ended in defense verdicts. Removed.
- Abilify: Removed an unsupported $700 million settlement figure. The 2019 settlement terms are confidential.
- Boy Scouts: The settlement total was given as $850 million; the approved plan is about $2.46 billion.
- Risperdal: An $8 billion punitive award was said to have been reduced to $6.8 billion. It was reduced to $6.8 million.
- Simply Orange: The page said Tropicana settled a similar case. It did not; class certification was denied.
- Toyota fuel pump, Plain Green, Samsung washer, Amway, SiriusXM, 23andMe, GEICO: Settlement amounts or descriptions corrected.
- Johns Hopkins, Instacart, Lyft, Keurig, Nissan CVT, Bang Energy, Apple Siri, Chevy Bolt, T-Mobile: Dates of settlements, approvals or verdicts corrected.
- Truist, Nelnet, East Palestine, Dove dry shampoo, XRP, Walmart Spark: Case status updated or corrected.
- 3M PFAS, Ethylene oxide, AndroGel, Cobalt hip, Jeep, Progressive, Hyundai Theta, NFL concussion, Tax relief: Removed or corrected totals and superlatives we could not support.
- Wells Fargo, Ticketmaster, Maui wildfire: Minor factual corrections.
- 163 settlement pages: Added Sources sections listing what each page’s key figures were checked against.