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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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Earlier in October 1 company
Starbucks
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 6 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ Starbucks Sued Over 'Sugar-Free' Claims for Protein Beverages | LawsuitSettlementBill |
| Sep 21 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ Starbucks Settles Florida Lawsuit Claiming Diversity Policies Were Illegal | LawsuitSettlementBill |
September 2026 1 company
Six Flags
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 30 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ Six Flags Closes California Roller Coaster Targeted by Lawsuits | Lawsuit |
| Sep 27 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ Lawsuits Allege Six Flags Roller Coaster Caused Traumatic Brain Injuries | LawsuitBill |
August 2026 2 companies
Bank of America
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 28 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ Court Approves Bank of America's $72.5 Million Settlement With Epstein Accusers | LawsuitSettlement |
Apple
| Date | Outlet | Headline | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 6 | insurancejournal.com Major | ★ OpenAI Asks Judge to Toss Apple's Trade Secrets Lawsuit | Lawsuit |
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About this page
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.
Every headline belongs to the outlet that published it. We show the headline only, never the article, and link straight to the original story on the outlet's own site. Read it there; the credit is theirs.