Class Action Fairness Act · CAFA Compliance Portal

Official CAFA Notice Repository

Providing state and federal regulators with secure, centralized access to required class action settlement documents in full compliance with federal law.

About This Site

Understanding the Class Action Fairness Act notice requirement

Federal Mandate

The Class Action Fairness Act (CAFA) requires defendants to notify state and federal regulators of any proposed class action settlement before final approval may be granted.

90-Day Review Period

CAFA provides state and federal regulators at least 90 days to review any proposed class action settlement before the court may enter a final approval order.

Secure Access

This portal is hosted and maintained by Fidexis to enable authorized state and federal regulators to securely access all relevant CAFA notice documents.

Document Repository

All required CAFA notice documents — including complaints, settlement agreements, and court orders — are maintained here for immediate regulatory review.

Ready to Review Settlement Documents?

Access the full repository of CAFA-required filings. All documents are provided in PDF format and reflect the official materials submitted to the court.

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CAFA Case Files

Select a case to view and download the associated settlement documents.

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Bradley v. Brookhaven

Bradley Complaint PDF
Long Form Notice PDF
Mailed Notice PDF
Settlement Agreement PDF
Preliminary Approval Order PDF
Amended Preliminary Approval Order PDF

All documents are provided in PDF format. If you have difficulty accessing any file, please contact us for assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CAFA notice requirements and this portal.

What is the Class Action Fairness Act (CAFA)?
The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 (CAFA) is a federal law that expanded federal court jurisdiction over large class action lawsuits. Among other requirements, CAFA mandates that defendants provide notice of proposed class action settlements to appropriate federal and state officials — typically the U.S. Attorney General and relevant state attorneys general — no later than 10 days after the settlement is filed with the court.
Why am I receiving CAFA notice?
As a state or federal official, you are receiving this notice because a class action settlement has been proposed that may affect residents or entities within your jurisdiction. CAFA requires that you be notified so that you may review the proposed settlement and, if appropriate, object or take other action before the court grants final approval.
What is the 90-day review period?
Under CAFA (28 U.S.C. § 1715), a court may not issue a final order approving a class action settlement earlier than 90 days after the defendant has served the required notice on the appropriate federal and state officials. This period gives regulators sufficient time to review the settlement terms and determine whether any action is warranted.
Who is Fidexis and why is this site hosted by them?
Fidexis is a settlement administration firm responsible for managing the CAFA notice process on behalf of the defendant(s) in the listed class action matters. This site is maintained by Fidexis to provide state and federal regulators with a centralized, secure location to access all CAFA-required documents.
How do I access the settlement documents?
Click the "Click To Access CAFA Files" button on the home page, or use the navigation to go to the Cases section. You will see a list of active cases. Click any case to view its associated documents. All documents are provided as downloadable PDF files. You will need a PDF reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader (available free at adobe.com) to view them.
What should I do if I have concerns about a settlement?
If you have concerns about any proposed settlement listed on this site, you should review all available documents and consult with legal counsel. As a state or federal official, you have the right to appear before the court and raise any objections during the 90-day review period. You may also contact us using the information on our Contact page with any questions about specific filings.
I am a class member. Is this site for me?
This site is specifically designed for state and federal regulatory officials who receive CAFA notices. If you are a class member seeking information about how to file a claim, opt out of a settlement, or object, you should refer to the Long Form Notice or Mailed Notice documents included in the case files, which contain complete instructions for class members.
I'm having trouble opening PDF files. What can I do?
You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free at get.adobe.com/reader. Most modern web browsers also include a built-in PDF viewer. If you continue to experience issues, please contact us at info@fidexis.com.

Contact Us

Questions about CAFA filings or this portal? Reach out to our team.

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This portal is operated by Fidexis LLC for the purpose of satisfying CAFA notice requirements on behalf of settling defendants. If you are a state or federal official with questions about a specific case or document, please contact us at the address below.

info@fidexis.com

Please note: Fidexis is the settlement administrator and cannot provide legal advice. Class members with questions about filing claims should refer to the notice documents included in each case file.