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Healthcare & Pharma Class Action Lawsuits

Healthcare class action lawsuits hold hospitals, insurance companies, and pharmaceutical manufacturers accountable for data breaches, billing fraud, overpriced drugs, and defective medical devices. Your health information is particularly sensitive, and breaches of this data can expose you to identity theft and insurance fraud.

If your health records were exposed or you were overcharged for healthcare services, you may have a valid claim. Check the official claim website named in your notice.

Healthcare settlement claims may require your insurance member ID, dates of coverage, or confirmation that you received notification of a breach. Many settlements offer credit monitoring and identity theft protection in addition to cash payments.

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American Well Corp.
LiveHealth Online Appointment Booking Tool Settlement
Claim deadline: October 30, 2026
People who used the Appointment Booking Tool on LiveHealth Online.
Payout: $2,037,751.46 settlement fund, as stated on the official site.
Official claim site
Deadline read on the official site, October 4, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What healthcare class action cases exist?
Common cases include health insurance data breaches, hospital billing fraud, pharmaceutical overpricing, defective medical devices, and discriminatory insurance practices.
Is my health information protected when I file a claim?
Yes. Settlement administrators are bound by privacy laws including HIPAA. Your health information is treated confidentially and used only to process your claim.
Can I claim if I was insured through an employer plan?
It depends on the specific case. Some health insurance settlements cover employer-sponsored plans, others cover individual and marketplace plans. Check each settlement's specific eligibility rules.

Check the official sources

Each listing links to its official claim website and shows the deadline read there on the verified date. Always confirm on the official site, with the court, or with the FTC refunds page and US Courts. Independent site, not a law firm, not affiliated with any government agency. Get email updates.