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What's This Settlement About? A $58 Million Settlement has been paid out to users and customers of Plaid Inc. (?Plaid?). Consumers are reporting $35.97 payments in their inboxes, PayPal accounts and Venmo statements.

How do I claim money from the Facebook settlement? If you're a Facebook user in the U.S. who joined between , and Dec. 22, 2022, you can submit an application online at facebookuserprivacysettlement.com to claim your settlement.

Anybody who was a U.S. Facebook user at any point between and Dec. 22, 2022 is eligible to file a claim. Under the latest update, individuals who held Facebook accounts during the class period of the lawsuit that are now deleted are also eligible to file a claim.

The deadline to apply for part of the settlement has long passed, and if you haven't done so already, unfortunately, it's no longer possible to. However, if you did apply in time and you're currently awaiting a payment from the social media giant, you'll probably be sent around $7, ing to some educated estimates.

The main requirement is that you had a Facebook account for any time between , and Dec. 22, 2022. You also need to have been a United States resident during that period of time. Even people who deleted their Facebook account qualify ? they're just likely to see a smaller payout.

Using an oversimplified example, if the net settlement amount is $100 and the total number of points for all claimants adds up to 500, you would be paid 20 cents ($100/500) for every month you had an open account between May 2007 and December 2022.

After the settlement agreement is finalized and you have signed the release documents, a check will be issued and deposited into your lawyer's trust account. Once the check clears, your attorney will pay off any outstanding legal fees and any other debts you may have related to your injuries.

Generally, when a settlement agreement is reached, the responsible party pays an amount to compensate for the ?damages,? or losses, their negligence caused the victim.

In most cases, it doesn't matter that a settlement agreement wasn't signed by the person wanting to back out, as long as the other parties can prove there was some form of agreement to the settlement. Settlement agreements are often completely enforceable as oral contracts.

Rule 408 provides that evidence of an offer to compromise a legal dispute is not admissible on the merits of that dispute. This includes any statements, concessions, or admissions made in the course of settlement discussions.