> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://the-class-action-community.ghost.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Mass Arbitrations You Can Still Join This Fall (2026) - URL: https://the-class-action-community.ghost.io/mass-arbitrations-you-can-join-fall-2026/ - Published: 2026-10-30T17:44:51.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-30T17:44:51.000Z - Author: Christopher Svensson - Tags: Lawsuits You Can Join Many apps and websites ban class actions in their fine print. Instead, they make you settle disputes one-on-one in private arbitration. Mass arbitration turns that rule around. Lawyers sign up thousands of people and file thousands of individual claims at the same time. The company usually has to pay most of the fees for each case, which pushes it to settle. Unlike a class action settlement, you are not automatically included. **You have to sign up before intake closes.** #### Open right now **Google Ads (Keller Postman).** This one is for business owners. It covers any U.S. business that bought Google Search or Display ads on or after August 2016. It relies on two federal court rulings that found Google acted as an illegal monopolist. The firm says recoveries could reach up to 30% of a business’s ad spend. Filing deadlines differ by state. Sign up: [https://adsrefund.com/](https://adsrefund.com/?ref=the-class-action-community.ghost.io) **Retail “sale ends tonight” emails (Class Action U / Milberg).** These claims target misleading email subject lines. Listings advertise up to $500 ($100 in Washington). Eligibility depends on the state and the brand, and each brand has its own form: - Williams-Sonoma: - Under Armour: - Dick’s Sporting Goods: - GUESS: - Aeropostale: **Privacy and tracking (Labaton Keller Sucharow’s Lantern).** These claims say companies shared website or app data with advertisers without consent. Tap “Get Started” on each page to answer the eligibility questions: - AutoZone (all 50 states plus D.C., “$500 or more”): [https://lantern.labaton.com/case/autozone](https://lantern.labaton.com/case/autozone?ref=the-class-action-community.ghost.io) - Dollar General (28 states plus D.C.): [https://lantern.labaton.com/case/dollar-general](https://lantern.labaton.com/case/dollar-general?ref=the-class-action-community.ghost.io) - Target (with Bursor & Fisher): [https://lantern.labaton.com/case/target](https://lantern.labaton.com/case/target?ref=the-class-action-community.ghost.io) **Nintendo tariff prices (Class Action U / Milberg).** You may qualify if you bought Switch consoles, Switch 2 accessories, Alarmo or amiibo directly from Nintendo between April 18, 2025 and February 20, 2026. The claim is that the price increases passed on tariffs that the Supreme Court later struck down. Nintendo denies that customers are owed anything. Sign up: **FIFA World Cup tickets (Class Action U / Milberg).** This covers people who bought Category 1–3 tickets to U.S. matches through FIFA’s official platforms and expected seats closer to the pitch than they got. The listing gives no dollar estimate. Sign up: **Uber One fees (ClassAction.org / Bryson Harris Suciu & DeMay).** This is for Uber One members who ordered Uber Eats delivery in the past three years. The claim is that hidden delivery fees were charged despite the “$0 Delivery Fee” promise. Claims could be worth “$100 to $1,000s.” Sign up: [https://bryson.classaction.org/f/uber-eats](https://bryson.classaction.org/f/uber-eats?ref=the-class-action-community.ghost.io) #### Already closed Some campaigns are no longer taking sign-ups: - Labaton’s Spotify intake (closed June 2, 2026) - Labaton’s GM OnStar intake - Labaton’s Current paycheck-advance intake - ClassAction.org’s Netflix privacy campaign #### Before you sign up Check eligibility, dates and deadlines directly with the law firm in question. Read the retainer agreement before you sign it. Signing up with one firm usually means you can’t join another on the same claim. Expect resolution to take a year or more. **This article is for information only and isn’t legal advice.**