Papa John’s - Biometric Privacy (Illinois) Class Action Settlement

About this settlement

A settlement has been reached in a class action between Papa John's International and workers at franchisee-owned Papa John's restaurants in Illinois. The lawsuit claims that Papa John's violated an Illinois law called the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) by capturing, collecting, and possessing biometric data without the proper notice and consent. Papa John's denies any wrongdoing and says that it has not violated any laws.

Who is eligible

No specific eligibility requirements listed. Review the official settlement terms for complete criteria.

Who is in the settlement class

Workers at franchisee-owned Papa John’s restaurants in Illinois who used the FOCUS system's finger scanner between December 3, 2015 and December 17, 2025.

What you'll need to file

• •Your full legal name, address, and contact info
• •No receipt required — self-attestation only.

How to file

This settlement accepts online and mail claim submissions. Pick whichever is easier.

Official settlement information

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