Subaru
Data Privacy · Class action settlement
Lawsuit
Amato v. Subaru of America is at the appeals stage: the Third Circuit is reviewing the class settlement reached below, and claim timing depends on the appeal’s outcome. The docket has reached the settlement stage; we'll email you the day a claim form opens.
Amato v. Subaru of America is at the appeals stage: the Third Circuit is reviewing the class settlement reached below, and claim timing depends on the appeal’s outcome. The docket has reached the settlement stage; we'll email you the day a claim form opens.
Eligibility
The class definition is locked in when the court approves the settlement. Tap Notify me and we'll email you the day claims open, along with exactly who qualifies and what to file.
Key facts
How to file
- Confirm you're in the class. Compare the eligibility section above with your own history — class period dates matter.
- Gather what's needed. No proof required. A sworn statement on the form is enough.
- File as soon as claims open. The claim button opens the administrator's official form — most claims take a few minutes.
- Track it. Payments usually arrive 1–6 months after the final approval hearing.
Last reviewed Aug 26, 2026. Every detail on this page is checked against official settlement administrator and court sources before publication. Where those sources disagree with information shown elsewhere, the official settlement notice controls.
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