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Discover Products Unpaid Wages short-changed your paycheck. The settlement is live.

Current and former employees can claim back wages and penalties. Up to $15,000,000.

Payout per person
$10–$15,000,000
Deadline
2026-05-07
deadline passed
Who can file
Nationwide
Proof required
No
Open no proof required deadline close admin: Atticus Administration
Claim your back wages →

Unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work, missed breaks, misclassification — federal and state wage laws don't forgive any of these. Discover Products Unpaid Wages has settled. If you worked during the class period, file the claim form and the administrator will calculate what you're owed.

You may be eligible if you:

What you can receive

Discover Products settlement payments are calculated individually and will vary by class member. Your payment is based on the number of workweeks you were employed during the class period from January 9, 2021, through May 31, 2025. Workweeks in certain states, including Illinois, California, Ohio, and several others, are weighted at 1.2 times the standard workweek amount. The minimum payment is $10.00. The $15,000,000 gross fund is split into two pools: 15% goes to the Rule 23 pool (paid automatically to class members who don’t opt out) and 85% goes to the FLSA pool (available only to those who submit a timely FLSA Opt-in Form by May 7, 2026). Payments are split 50% wages, reported on a W-2, and 50% liquidated damages, reported on a 1099. Checks are issued after final court approval and re

How to file your claim

  1. Click the button below — it goes to the official court-appointed administrator.
  2. Enter your information on their claim form (takes ~5 minutes).
  3. No proof required — the administrator verifies from the class list.
  4. Submit before 2026-05-07. Payments are issued after the settlement is final.
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