Case Overview

| Article Type | Settlement Roundup |

| Deadline Month | March 2026 |

| Cases Covered | 3 |

| Companies Named | Hershey, CONMEBOL/Copa America Organizers, + Major Brands |

| Potential Claimants | Consumers, event attendees, product purchasers |

March 2026 Settlement Deadlines: What Consumers Need to Know Before Time Runs Out

Several class action settlement deadlines are approaching in March 2026. If you attended the Copa America final, purchased Reese's seasonal products, or were affected by one of several other corporate disputes, you may be running out of time to file a claim. Here's what you need to know.

According to a roundup of approaching March 2026 settlement deadlines published by Top Class Actions, consumers may be eligible for cash payments, vouchers, or reimbursements from settlements involving major companies including Wells Fargo, Grubhub, Kaiser Permanente, SiriusXM, and Target. The cases below represent some of the most notable opportunities for eligible consumers before deadlines close.

1. Copa America Final Match Access Settlement

Deadline: March 2026 (verify exact date at claim portal)

Estimated Payout: Up to $2,000 for denied entry; up to $100 for limited access

Who Qualifies: Ticketholders who were denied entry to or experienced limited access at the Copa America final match

A $14 million class action settlement has been reached in a lawsuit stemming from the 2024 Copa America final match. The lawsuit alleged that ticketholders were wrongfully denied entry or experienced significantly restricted access to the event, preventing them from receiving what they paid for.

According to the settlement terms, class members who were fully denied entry to the match could receive up to $2,000, while those who were allowed in but experienced limited access may be eligible for up to $100 in compensation. The settlement does not constitute an admission of wrongdoing by the defendants.

How to claim: Visit the official settlement administrator's website to submit a claim. Documentation of your ticket purchase and any communications regarding denied or restricted access may be required.

2. Hershey / Reese's False Advertising Lawsuit

Status: Active Lawsuit — No Settlement Yet

Estimated Payout: To be determined

Who Qualifies: Consumers who purchased Reese's seasonal or themed products based on advertised carved designs

This case is still in its early stages, but it's worth monitoring if you've purchased Reese's holiday or themed products in recent years.

A newly filed class action lawsuit alleges that the Hershey Company falsely advertised certain Reese's themed products — such as seasonal pumpkins, trees, or hearts — by depicting them with detailed carved or decorative designs on product packaging. According to the complaint, the actual products consumers received did not contain those artistic designs, allegedly misleading buyers about what they were purchasing.

The lawsuit claims that consumers paid a premium for these products based on the advertised appearance and that, had they known the products would not match the packaging imagery, they may not have made the purchase — or would have paid less for it.

No settlement has been announced in this case. However, consumers who believe they were misled by Reese's themed product packaging may want to keep records of their purchases.

How to monitor: Check back for updates as this litigation develops. Class certification and any potential settlement would be announced in future court filings.

3. March 2026 Multi-Case Roundup: Wells Fargo, Grubhub, Kaiser Permanente, SiriusXM, and Target

Deadline: Various dates throughout March 2026

Estimated Payout: Varies by case

Who Qualifies: Customers of the respective companies during defined class periods

In addition to the cases above, multiple settlements involving prominent national brands are set to close in March 2026. According to the Top Class Actions report, consumers who interacted with companies including Wells Fargo, Grubhub, Kaiser Permanente, SiriusXM, and Target during specific timeframes may be eligible to submit claims for cash payments, account credits, or other forms of compensation.

Each case carries its own eligibility criteria, claim deadline, and documentation requirements. Potential claimants are encouraged to review the specific terms of each settlement carefully to determine whether they fall within the defined class period and meet the qualifying conditions.

How to claim: The Top Class Actions March 2026 roundup includes links and details for each of these settlements. Visiting the individual settlement administrator websites directly is the most reliable way to confirm eligibility and submit a claim.

Key Takeaways

• Deadlines are concentrated in March 2026 — If you believe you may qualify for any of these settlements, acting sooner rather than later reduces the risk of missing the filing window.
• Most settlements do not require extensive documentation — However, some cases, such as the Copa America dispute, may require proof of ticket purchase or correspondence related to your experience.
• An active lawsuit is not the same as a settlement — The Hershey/Reese's case is in early litigation and has not yet reached a settlement stage. Eligible consumers cannot yet file a claim.
• Check your email inbox — In many class actions, class members receive direct notice via email or mail. A notice in your inbox may mean you're already identified as a potential class member.
• Settlement amounts vary widely — Payouts depend on the number of valid claims submitted, the settlement fund size, and individual circumstances. No outcome is guaranteed.

Have you filed for any of these settlements? Share your experience in the comments below.

InjuryClaims.com reports on class action lawsuits and settlements as a news service. Nothing in this article constitutes legal advice. Only a qualified attorney can evaluate your individual eligibility or legal options.