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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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11companies with open settlements in the news (filtered)
1,458news articles
637US news outlets
Oct 31newest article
All Lawsuit · 761 Settlement · 713 State / AG · 56 Plaintiff · 48 Bill · 647 Petition · 4
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This week 1 company

Domino's 1 story · latest Oct 28 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1Bill 1

September 2026 6 companies

ViaPath 1 story · latest Sep 21 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1
Mexican Government Bonds 1 story · latest Sep 18 Settlement 1Bill 1
ASP Isotopes 1 story · latest Sep 17 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1
Limetree Bay Refinery 1 story · latest Sep 11 Lawsuit 2Settlement 2Bill 2
American Renal Management 1 story · latest Sep 4 Settlement 2
SPS Technologies Fire 1 story · latest Sep 4 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1

August 2026 3 companies

John Deere 1 story · latest Aug 28 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1
Kroger 1 story · latest Aug 24 Lawsuit 2Settlement 2
Hut 8 1 story · latest Aug 21 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1

July 2026 1 company

Twist Bioscience 1 story · latest Jul 31 Lawsuit 1Settlement 1

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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.

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.