Product Defect Settlements for District of Columbia Residents
Every open product defect settlement District of Columbia residents can claim right now, including any limited to District of Columbia.
Product defect settlements cover goods that failed or were unsafe: car parts, appliances, electronics and household products. They usually reimburse repairs or replacements you paid for, and sometimes extend the warranty. Keep repair receipts, because reimbursement claims almost always need them.
Open product defect settlements for District of Columbia residents
SettleScout lists 16 open product defect settlements District of Columbia residents can claim. 6 need no proof of purchase. The next deadline is October 30, 2026, for No Proof: Bestway Above-Ground Pools $15M Settlement.
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Whirlpool defective refrigerator class action settlement
Whirlpool agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims that certain refrigerators it manufactured are defective and have a “wire harness issue” that causes the ice maker, ice dispenser, water dispenser and/or control panel to fail.
Kia Window Regulator Defect Class Action Settlement
$62.1M Hyundai & Kia Airbag Control Units Settlement
Sanyo solar panels delamination class action settlement
The court granted final approval in this settlement July 8, 2021.
CertainTeed Horizon shingles class action settlement
CertainTeed agreed to a class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims that its Horizon-brand roofing shingles are defective and can cause property damage; the deadline to file a claim is March 2, 2030.
$3.6M Unilever Dry Shampoo Benzene Settlement
Zonolite vermiculite attic insulation trust
W.R. Grace has funded the Zonolite Attic Insulation Trust to reimburse claimants for legitimate property damage claims associated with the removal, abatement, and/or containing the asbestos-contaminated vermiculite insulation.
$2.9M Tom's Toothpaste Contamination Settlement
8.4M Tide Pods Laundry Detergent Procter & Gamble Recall
300K Honda and Acura Vehicle Recall
My Little Steamer class action settlement
Consumers who purchased a Joy/JM-branded My Little Steamer Go Mini or Deluxe that was subject to a recall may be eligible to benefit from a class action lawsuit settlement reached with Ingenious Designs and other defendants over alleged product safety concerns.
Trinity Industries ET-Plus guardrails $6M class action settlement
Trinity Industries agreed to a $6 million class action lawsuit settlement to resolve claims ET-Plus guardrails were dangerous and defective.
Whirlpool leaky refrigerator class action settlement
The Whirlpool refrigerator settlement was granted final approval Dec. 31, 2019.
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Settlements limited to District of Columbia are listed first. The rest are nationwide, and open to District of Columbia residents along with everyone else. For every type of settlement, see class action settlements for District of Columbia residents.
How to claim
- 1Open the settlement's page to check who qualifies, the deadline and whether proof is required.
- 2File on the official settlement administrator's website. Filing is always free; never pay anyone to submit a claim.
- 3Save your confirmation number, and keep your mailing address and email current with the administrator until you're paid.
SettleScout checks new settlements every day. Add the brands, banks, employers and services you use, and the app matches you to settlements open to District of Columbia residents, estimates what you could get, and reminds you before each deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a product defect settlement the same as a recall?
No. A recall fixes or replaces the product going forward. A settlement pays you for what already happened, such as repairs you paid for. The same product can have both.
Can District of Columbia residents claim nationwide product defect settlements?
Yes. Unless a settlement is limited to particular states, District of Columbia residents who meet its eligibility rules can file like anyone else in the US.
Is it free to file a claim?
Yes. Claims are filed free with the court-appointed settlement administrator. Anyone asking for a fee to file or release your payment is not the administrator.
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