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NBA App privacy claims, who is bringing them and who can sign up
Last checked August 30, 2026
Labaton Keller Sucharow LLP is signing up NBA App users for individual arbitration claims over data sharing. The claims allege that NBA Media Ventures, LLC and NBA Properties, Inc. collected user personal information and passed it to third-party advertisers and analytics companies without proper disclosure or consent.
This is an attorney-advertising intake, not a settled class action. There is no fund, no administrator, and no court-approved payment schedule. The firm reviews each submission on its own.
What the claims say the NBA App did
According to the firm, software tools and APIs built into the NBA App sent user data out to advertising and analytics partners. The claims are brought under federal and state privacy laws, and the firm describes potential statutory damages of up to $2,500 or more depending on your state, a figure that depends entirely on the law where you live and on the outcome of your own claim.
Why these are individual arbitration claims
The NBA App terms route disputes to arbitration instead of a class action, so the firm files one claim per person. Each claim is decided on its own facts. That makes the sign-up questions about your app use and your state of residence the main things the firm looks at.
Current status
The intake is open and is marked limited time, meaning the firm can stop taking new claimants whenever it chooses. No claim deadline has been announced. No payments have been made to anyone.
The sign-up with Lantern and what happens after
Lantern is the intake platform Labaton uses. You answer a short set of eligibility questions and give contact details. Submitting that form does not make Labaton your lawyer and does not guarantee the firm accepts your claim.
If the firm takes your case, it sends a separate engagement agreement for you to sign, and the arbitration is filed after that. The sign-up is free. Payout, a free settlement-finder app, links to the same intake and takes no share of any recovery.
Questions about the NBA App case
Who is the defendant in the NBA App claims?
The claims name NBA Media Ventures, LLC and NBA Properties, Inc., the companies behind the NBA App.
Is there a settlement fund for NBA App users?
No. These are individual arbitration claims being investigated by a law firm, and no settlement has been reached.
What does Labaton do after I sign up?
The firm reviews your answers and decides whether to offer representation. If it does, you get a separate agreement to sign before anything is filed.
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