The Main Categories
Subscription and billing claims concern enrolment and cancellation. Refund claims concern returns. Privacy claims concern devices and data. Worker claims concern classification. Antitrust and marketplace claims concern pricing and seller treatment.
Why They Do Not Overlap
Each has its own class definition, its own period, and its own legal theory. Being included in a subscription settlement does not include you in a privacy one, and a release in one does not release the others.
How to Check What You Are Covered By
The settlement notice is the only authoritative statement of a class definition. Where several settlements are running, each has its own administrator, its own claim form and its own deadline.
Where This Fits
This page covers one part of a wider set of claims. For the full picture see Amazon Prime Lawsuit Settlement: What It Covers, which sets out how the different claims relate to each other and who each one covers.
Before You Act
Thinking About Filing a Claim?
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Class Action Lawsuit Against Amazon: The Active Categories: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about this case and your legal options.
Can I be in more than one class?
Yes. They are separate cases with separate definitions, so being covered by one has no bearing on another. Each requires its own claim.
Does accepting one settlement release the others?
No. A release is limited to the claims described in that settlement. Read the release section of the notice, which states exactly what is being given up.
Legal Disclaimer
This article is general legal information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Case status, eligibility criteria, and any amounts described are as reported at the date shown and may change. Consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction about your own situation.