Juul Settlement Distributes Unexpected Payouts to Customers
Recipients of the $300 million settlement share surprise over the varying amounts received from the class action lawsuit.
- Juul and Altria settled a lawsuit for $300 million over allegations of misleading marketing and targeting minors.
- Over 842,000 claims were validated from more than 14 million submissions, with payouts ranging from $15 to over $10,000.
- Payments began in October 2024, with recipients posting their surprise on social media platforms like TikTok and Reddit.
- The settlement stemmed from claims that Juul products were marketed without disclosing their addictiveness and safety risks.
- Juul and Altria have not admitted wrongdoing, and a court has not ruled on the legality of their marketing practices.