Do I need my order history?

Usually not. The platform holds it, and administrators generally verify eligibility from the defendant records. A sworn statement often suffices where records are incomplete.

Yes. Court-approved claim administration is free to class members. Any site charging to file for you is unnecessary.

DoorDash Class Action Sign-Up: How to File a Claim

Who Can Usually Claim

For consumer settlements, people who ordered through the platform during the class period defined in the notice. For courier settlements, people who delivered during that period in the states covered. Class definitions are set by the court and stated in the notice.

How Filing Works

Through the administrator site named in the settlement notice, free of charge. Order history held by the platform usually satisfies proof of eligibility, so documentary evidence is often unnecessary.

The Deadline Is the Whole Game

Claim rates in consumer settlements are low, which means most eligible people recover nothing simply because they did not file in time. If a notice reaches you, the submission date is the only date worth recording.

Where This Fits

This page covers one part of a wider set of claims. For the full picture see DoorDash Lawsuit: The Claims Against the Platform, which sets out how the different claims relate to each other and who each one covers.

Before You Act

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