If you’ve ever felt like companies get away with too much, class action settlements are one way consumers fight back—and win. As we head into June 2025, several high-profile settlements are preparing to dish out payments.
From banks to social media platforms, this list covers a wide range of industries. If you’ve submitted a claim and met the deadline, your payout might be just around the corner.
Let’s break down the top class action settlements scheduled for June 2025, what they’re about, and how much claimants can expect to receive.
Overview
Here’s a quick look at the major settlements paying out next month:
| Case Name | Industry | Payout Date | Payout | Deadline | Key Issues |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meta Pixel Data Privacy Settlement | Tech/Data Privacy | June 14, 2025 | Up to $400 | May 1, 2025 | Tracking health data via web pixels |
| Bank of America Overdraft Fees | Financial Services | June 21, 2025 | Up to $35/incident | March 30, 2025 | Rearranged transactions for extra fees |
| Tylenol Autism/ADHD Lawsuit | Pharmaceuticals | June 10, 2025 | Varies by claim | April 15, 2025 | Prenatal exposure linked to ADHD/autism |
| TikTok Child Privacy Violation | Social Media | June 18, 2025 | $50–$150 | March 1, 2025 | Data collection from minors |
| Keurig K-Cup Antitrust Settlement | Consumer Products | June 28, 2025 | $5–$36 per claim | April 30, 2025 | Price fixing and antitrust violations |
Meta
Meta Platforms came under fire for using its Pixel tracking tool on hospital websites, which reportedly collected users’ private health information without proper consent.
If you visited a participating medical site between 2018 and 2022, you may be due up to $400. That’s not small change—especially if you had no idea your data was being shared.
BankFees
The Bank of America lawsuit exposed shady practices like reordering transactions to maximize overdraft fees. Instead of processing purchases chronologically, they allegedly did it in a way that made customers more likely to overdraft.
If that sounds familiar and you banked with them during the affected period, you could get up to $35 per qualifying incident.
Tylenol
This one’s especially serious. The Tylenol autism and ADHD class action deals with allegations that using acetaminophen during pregnancy may increase the risk of neurodevelopmental issues in children.
While the science is still being debated, families who provided supporting medical documentation might receive significant payouts. It’s a major case to watch this year.
TikTok
TikTok’s underage user base landed it in legal hot water for violating child privacy laws. The settlement focuses on the unauthorized collection of personal data from users under 13 without parental permission.
If your child used TikTok during the relevant time period and you filed a claim, you could get between $50 and $150. Not a fortune—but a win for data protection.
Keurig
Coffee lovers, this one’s for you. Keurig was accused of keeping rival K-Cup makers out of the market, which inflated pod prices. The antitrust lawsuit resulted in a settlement where eligible customers (who bought pods between 2010 and 2020) can claim between $5 and $36, depending on the number of purchases.
If you’ve filed a claim and were eligible before the deadlines listed above, keep an eye out in June. Payments could show up through direct deposit, a check in the mail, or even PayPal—depending on what you selected.
These class actions serve as a reminder: always pay attention to corporate practices and your rights as a consumer. Even small settlements can add up, especially if you’ve been affected by multiple cases.
FAQs
When will Meta settlement checks arrive?
Payments are expected around June 14, 2025.
How much will I get from Keurig case?
You may receive $5 to $36, based on your purchases.
What if I missed a claim deadline?
Unfortunately, you won’t be eligible for payment.
Is TikTok settlement for all users?
No, it’s for minors under 13 whose data was collected.
How are payments issued?
Usually by check, PayPal, or direct deposit.
