7 settlements to claim before August 31 deadline, including $5,000 payout from $1.9m data breach

Americans have just days left to claim cash from seven major settlements worth millions of dollars.

Some payouts are as small as $15 or $20, while others could put thousands of dollars into victims’ pockets.

The settlements cover data breaches, privacy violations, deceptive advertising, and discrimination cases. All claims must be filed before the end of August.

Gerber Formula – Multi-Million

Parents who bought Gerber Good Start Gentle infant formula may qualify for compensation.

The company allegedly misled families by claiming its formula could reduce allergy risks without scientific evidence.

Who qualifies: Customers in Florida and New York who purchased between 2011–2016
Without receipts: Up to $15 (Florida) or $20 (New York)
With receipts: Up to $60 (Florida) or $80 (New York)
Deadline: August 25, 2025
Final hearing: September 9

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care – $16 Million

A 2023 data breach exposed sensitive patient information, including Social Security numbers, health insurance details, and medical records.

Victims may claim up to $2,500 for out-of-pocket costs such as credit monitoring or bank fees.
Extraordinary losses qualify for up to $35,000, plus 20 hours of lost time at $30 per hour.
Without proof, victims can still receive a flat $150 payment.
Settlement also includes three years of free credit monitoring.
Deadline: August 25, 2025

Henry Ford Health MyChart – Undisclosed Sum

The Michigan hospital system allegedly shared patient data with tech giants like Google and Facebook.

Covers anyone with a MyChart account between 2020–2023
Victims can claim $15 plus a free Privacy Shield Pro code
Deadline: August 25, 2025
Final hearing: October 7

Torrid – $10 Million

Retailer Torrid faced accusations of tricking shoppers with fake online discounts.

Covers online purchases in California, Oregon, and Washington between 2020–Feb 2025
Victims can choose either $15 cash or a $15 store voucher
Cash arrives by check or digital transfer; vouchers will be emailed
Vouchers must be used in a single transaction online or in-store
Deadline: August 26, 2025
Final hearing: September 19

Aetna – $2 Million

Health insurer Aetna faced claims it discriminated against LGBTQ+ members by limiting access to fertility treatments.

Eligible members may get $10,000 default payouts, plus $2,300 for uncovered costs
Total payouts can reach up to $12,300, though amounts may shrink if too many claims are filed
Extra compensation available for unreimbursed medical care or damages
Deadline: August 26, 2025
Final hearing: October 10

Arisa Health – $1.9 Million

A March 2024 cyberattack hit Arkansas-based Arisa Health, exposing Social Security numbers, health records, driver’s license data, and insurance details.

Victims with proof of fraud or ID theft losses can claim up to $5,000
Without proof, a flat $70 payment is available
All affected patients get three years of free credit monitoring
Deadline: August 27, 2025
Final hearing: September 24

Uber & Lyft – $140 Million

Rideshare giants Uber and Lyft agreed to pay after claims they misclassified Massachusetts drivers as contractors.

Covers drivers who used Uber or Lyft apps between July 14, 2020 – July 2, 2024
Payouts depend on trips completed, with frequent drivers receiving larger checks
No claim form required, but drivers must update details on the settlement site
Deadline: August 31, 2025
Final hearing: October 24

Quick Summary – 7 Settlements You Can Still Claim

Settlement	Potential Payout	Claim Deadline
Gerber Formula	Up to $80 with proof	Aug. 25, 2025
Harvard Pilgrim Health	Up to $35,000 or $150 flat	Aug. 25, 2025
Henry Ford Health MyChart	$15 + Privacy Shield Pro	Aug. 25, 2025
Torrid	$15 cash or voucher	Aug. 26, 2025
Aetna	Up to $12,300	Aug. 26, 2025
Arisa Health	Up to $5,000 or $70 flat	Aug. 27, 2025
Uber & Lyft	Varies by trips	Aug. 31, 2025