Amplitude
DoorDash Privacy Arbitration Intake Status
Labaton Keller Sucharow represented DoorDash users pursuing individual arbitration claims against Amplitude over alleged data privacy violations. This was not a class action settlement, and Lantern is now closed to new clients for this matter.
Key facts
Labaton Keller Sucharow represented DoorDash users pursuing individual consumer arbitration claims against Amplitude. The firm alleged that Amplitude collected and shared sensitive information about DoorDash users without their consent.
This was an attorney intake for individual arbitration claims, not a class action settlement. There was no court-approved settlement fund, claims administrator, class period, exclusion deadline, or final approval hearing. The allegations were not proven, and no recovery was guaranteed.
Lantern stated that people who ordered through a DoorDash account beginning January 1, 2022, might have qualified. Potential statutory damages were advertised as up to $1,000 or more, but the amount depended on the facts and outcome of each individual claim.
The Lantern case page is now marked closed to new clients. New sign-ups are no longer being accepted through this intake.
Who may qualify
People who placed an order through a DoorDash account beginning January 1, 2022, may previously have qualified to pursue an individual arbitration claim against Amplitude. Applicants needed to provide DoorDash account information and proof that they placed an order. Lantern is now closed to new clients for this matter.
The claim window for this settlement has closed. Claim tracks other active settlements you may still qualify for.
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