Antitrust and price-fixing settlements
Claims over prices held up by agreement rather than competition — swipe fees, ad-tech, streaming and broker commissions. They cover long class periods, often a decade, and what you recover usually scales with how much you bought or sold during it, which is why the paperwork question is really a records question.
Home Buyer Broker Commission
The buyer-side companion to the NAR commission cases: anyone who bought an MLS-listed home in the U.S. (as far back as 2006 in some states) can claim from the first $28.5M of settlements by August 25, 2026 — no transaction documents needed for a base claim.
- Settlement fund
- $28.5M
- Est. payout
- Pro rata per home bought
No proof of purchase required
Disney Streaming TV Antitrust
YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers may have overpaid because of Disney's ESPN carriage deals. A $50M settlement pays claims with no documentation — just self-certify your subscription months — until September 8, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $50M
- Est. payout
- Pro rata by months subscribed
No proof of purchase required