Did You Use NBA.com or the Official NBA App? You May Be Entitled to Up to $1,000.

If you visited NBA.com, an official NBA team page, or used the official NBA app to watch videos or highlights, read articles, check scores, view rosters or schedules, browse ticketing or merchandise pages, or interact other NBA digital services, your privacy rights may have been affected.

Many sports and entertainment websites use cookies, pixels, advertising tools, analytics software, and other tracking technologies to monitor how visitors interact with their websites and apps. These tools may collect information about the pages you viewed, videos you watched, tickets or merchandise you looked at, account activity, and other online interactions.

Our firm is investigating whether official NBA websites and digital services shared visitor information with third parties without consumers fully understanding or agreeing to it.

There is no cost to submit your information, and participation does not require that you purchased anything or subscribed to any NBA paid service.

What Action Can You Take?

Our firm is investigating whether online tracking tools used on NBA.com, official NBA team pages, the official NBA app, and related NBA digital services may have collected and shared visitors’ personal information without proper consent.

If you interacted with NBA's platform or digital services, follow the link below to find out if you are eligible for compensation. There is no cost or obligation to participate.