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What US news outlets are reporting about the companies behind settlements you can claim from today: lawsuits, settlements, state attorney general actions, plaintiffs, bills and petitions. Each story is listed once; when many outlets ran the same headline, the biggest one is shown.
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This week 1 company
AT&T
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 27 | fox13news.com | ★ Millions of AT&T customers to receive payouts following approval of $177 million settlement | Settlement |
| Oct 7 | fox13news.com | ★ AT&T data breach settlement gets final approval: How much will customers get? | Settlement |
Earlier in October 1 company
Starbucks
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 5 | fox13news.com | ★ Starbucks sued over 'Sugar-Free' drinks that may have more sugar than a Reese's cup | LawsuitBill |
| Sep 18 | fox13news.com | ★ Starbucks resolves Florida DEI lawsuit with blockbuster agreement | LawsuitBill |
September 2026 1 company
Walmart
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 20 | fox13news.com | ★ Walmart, Ulta, Kay among 10 chains targeted in multi-state shoplifting and smash-and-grab thefts; 11 indicted | State / AGBill |
| Aug 29 | fox13news.com | ★ Walmart agrees to pay $50M settlement over allegations its pharmacies filled illegal opioid prescriptions | SettlementBill |
| Aug 21 | fox13news.com | ★ Walmart says it will use billions in tariff refunds to keep prices low | Settlement |
Outlets with the most articles
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Articles come from the GDELT Project, an open index of online news, limited to US outlets in English. For each settlement that is open for claims, we look for news about the company it is about. Tags come from the headline. ★ marks a headline that names the company.
These are news reports, not legal advice and not the settlement's official notice. Stories are about the company's legal news in general and are not always about the settlement listed with them.
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