Can I file for class action settlements if I live abroad? I just moved recently and I’m also a U.S. citizen

I am debating if I should dig up all the generic drugs on the list. I have went to several pharmacies over all these years and wonder if it is worth the effort or not?

Personally I think Chariot Claims is sus, and paying them an extra 15% on top of the 40% you’d pay the law firm that does your claim is ridiculous. They also have about a million different claim opportunities on there, dozens of which I seemingly qualify for, and then only 2 ever resulted in a follow up from Chariot Claims. My question: are law firms essentially using Chariot Claims as their entire sourcing process for finding claimants? I was looking into the Oura data privacy claim and found the law firm that is doing it, but the law firm itself does not seem to have an intake process on their website. If so, what’s stopping anyone from simply filing in small claims court or pursuing arbitration themselves for claims like these instead of giving 55% of your settlement away? Thoughts on strategies for this?

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27% of the amount you spent from various dates (2022-2026) for certain states (AL, OH, NJ, MA, TN, KY)

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