ClaimAttorneys general from 48 states and territories are distributing about $96.5M from generic drug makers accused of inflating prices. Individuals who paid for listed generic drugs between 2009 and 2019 can file a claim.
Key facts
- Payout
- TBD per person
- Deadline
- Mar 8, 2027
- Proof
- Proof helps
- Who
- Nationwide (US)
- Fund
- $96,500,000 (approx.)
- Case
- State attorneys general generic drug price-fixing actions (Connecticut et al.)
- Court
- U.S. District Court, D. Connecticut
- Official site
- Open in the Claim app
- Verified
- Nov 7, 2026
Pro rata share of about $96.5M, based partly on how much you spent on covered drugs; no per-person amount published. Pharmacy records help support the claim. A separate $400M Sandoz deal is not part of this fund yet.
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- Individual consumer who bought one or more listed generic drugs in the US
- Purchase made between May 2009 and December 2019
- Insurers and employer health plans are not covered by this consumer program
How to file a claim
- Get the Claim app and open the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund settlement.
- Tap Claim to open the official claim form.
- Add receipts or records if you have them to raise your payment.
- Choose how you want to be paid and submit before Mar 8, 2027.
- Save the confirmation number. Claim keeps it with your filed claims so you can check your payment later.
Is the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised class action settlement in State attorneys general generic drug price-fixing actions (Connecticut et al.), U.S. District Court, D. Connecticut. Claims go through the settlement administrator on the official settlement website. A real settlement never asks for a fee, your bank password or your full Social Security number by text or email.
When will payments be sent?
Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after the court gives final approval, once any appeals end. The administrator pays you directly, often by check, PayPal, Venmo or digital card.
FAQ
Is the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised settlement (State attorneys general generic drug price-fixing actions (Connecticut et al.), U.S. District Court, D. Connecticut). Claims are handled by the settlement administrator on the official settlement website. A real settlement never asks you for a fee to file.
What is the deadline for the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund settlement?
Claims must be submitted by Mar 8, 2027.
How much is the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund payout?
Pro rata share of about $96.5M, based partly on how much you spent on covered drugs; no per-person amount published. Pharmacy records help support the claim. A separate $400M Sandoz deal is not part of this fund yet.
Do I need proof to file the Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund claim?
Not for the basic payment. Documents can raise your payout.
When will Generic Drug Price-Fixing State AG Consumer Refund payments be sent?
Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after final approval, once any appeals are resolved.
Claim is an independent app and isn't affiliated with this case, the court, the administrator or Glenmark, Lannett, Bausch, Apotex, Heritage/Emcure. Details come from the official settlement website and court records. Always read the official notice before you file.
