Press and media.
Reporters and researchers can reach us at hello@bestclassactions.com with Media in the subject line.
What we can speak to.
- The settlements we track: claim deadlines, payout terms, eligibility rules, and status, and the official sources behind each one.
- How we verify a settlement before listing it, and how we tell a real settlement website from a fake one.
- How class action settlements work in general: notice, claims, opting out, objecting, final approval, and why payouts are often smaller than headlines suggest.
- The status of lawsuits we cover, with the difference between allegations and court rulings kept clear.
We are not a law firm and cannot comment on the merits of any case or give legal advice. We will tell you when a question is better put to class counsel, a settlement administrator, or the court.
How to cite us.
Please cite our settlement listings as:
Best Class Actions, Open Class Action Settlements (2026)
and link to https://bestclassactions.com/settlements. For a single settlement or lawsuit, link to that page. Each page shows the date it was last updated and its primary sources, which we encourage you to cite alongside us. How we source and correct our work is described in our editorial standards.
About Best Class Actions.
Best Class Actions lists open class action settlements and lawsuits people may be able to join, with deadlines, payouts, and eligibility checked against official settlement websites, court records, and agency orders. The site also offers a free case review that connects people with independent attorneys.Best Class Actions is an attorney advertising and case connection service. It is not a law firm, a lawyer referral service, or a settlement administrator, and it does not endorse or recommend any attorney.