Common Questions
FAQ
Get answers to the most commonly-asked questions.
In a class action lawsuit, one or more people (called “class representatives”) sue on behalf of themselves and others who have similar claims. All the people with the right kind of claims form a “class,” and after the court’s approval (or “certification”) of that class, the court’s rulings apply to the class as a whole.
The eligibility criteria vary for each case and settlement. Please contact a Class Action Capital Claims Specialist to discuss eligibility terms in more detail.
The value of your claim depends on many factors unique to the terms of each settlement. For further information, please contact a Class Action Capital Claims Specialist.
The timeline for payment varies based on the terms of each settlement. For a more detailed estimate on how long the process for a specific action may take, please contact a Claims Specialist.
Class Action Capital works on a contingency fee basis; there is no upfront cost to work with us. CAC only receives a fee if and when payment is distributed.
You do not need to hire a third-party claims specialist and are entitled to file your claim on your own without incurring any fee. Before signing a contract with Class Action Capital, you should examine the claim-filing process outlined on the settlement website and decide whether it is worth the cost to your business.
Class Action Capital specializes in the preparation and processing of class action settlement claims — a purely administrative process. Class Action Capital is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
No. Class Action Capital does not approach companies about joining a lawsuit or acting as class representatives.
Please contact a Class Action Capital Claims Specialist for further instructions on how to sign up for our services.
For more information about our team and our services, please contact Class Action Capital. Additional information about specific settlements can also be found on each official court-approved website, including contact information for class counsel and/or the claims administrator.