Closed to new claimsDeceptive marketingJuul Settlement Payout Status: Second Payments From the $300M Fund
Last updated: July 8, 2026
The $300 million Juul class action settlement is closed to new claims — the filing deadline passed on February 5, 2024. But approved claimants are receiving a second payment: after the first distribution, roughly $15 million remained in the fund, and the settlement administrator began issuing additional payments to eligible claimants who received and deposited their original checks. No action is needed to get the second payment.
The settlement resolved claims that Juul Labs and Altria deceptively marketed Juul products — overstating safety, understating addictiveness, and unlawfully targeting minors — so consumers overpaid for Juul products. Courts granted final approval in September 2023 and March 2024, and initial payments went out starting in late 2024.
Key facts
- Settlement fund
- $300,000,000
- Status
- Closed — claim deadline was February 5, 2024
- Second payments
- Automatic for claimants who deposited their first payment
- Payout amount
- Varied by purchase volume and claim tier
- Defendant
- Juul Labs Inc. and Altria
- Final approval
- September 2023 and March 2024
Official settlement administrator: JuulClassAction.com
Who qualifies
- You filed a valid claim before the February 5, 2024 deadline, and
- You received and deposited your original settlement payment.
What happens now if you filed a Juul claim
- 1
Check that your original payment was deposited
Second payments go to claimants who cashed or accepted their first payment. If your original check was never deposited, contact the settlement administrator.
- 2
Watch for the second payment
The administrator distributes the remaining funds automatically — eligible class members do not need to file anything new or take any action.
- 3
Keep your payment details current
If you've moved or changed banks since your first payment, update your information with the administrator at info@JuulClassAction.com so the second payment reaches you.
- 4
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Frequently asked questions
Can I still file a Juul settlement claim?
No. The claim deadline for the $300 million Juul settlement was February 5, 2024, and new claims are no longer accepted. If you missed it, ClaimBee can alert you to current settlements you still qualify for.
When will I get my second Juul settlement check?
The settlement administrator issues second payments automatically to claimants who deposited their original payment, distributing the remaining funds in the order approved by the court. No new claim form is required.
How much was the Juul settlement payout per person?
Payouts varied based on how much Juul product you reported purchasing and your claim tier — heavier purchasers received substantially larger payments than occasional buyers.
Why did I get a second payment from the Juul settlement?
After the first round of payments, unclaimed and uncashed funds remained in the $300 million settlement fund. Rather than reverting, the court approved distributing the remainder to claimants who deposited their first payment.
What was the Juul class action lawsuit about?
Plaintiffs alleged Juul Labs and Altria deceptively marketed Juul e-cigarettes — misrepresenting addictiveness and safety and marketing to minors — causing consumers to overpay for Juul products. Juul and Altria agreed to pay $300 million to settle.
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