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You may qualify for the StubHub drip pricing sign-up if you bought tickets for a New York or Nevada event between April 2022 and April 2025
Last checked August 30, 2026
This one is a law-firm sign-up, not a settled class action. Lantern, the consumer arm of Labaton Keller Sucharow, is looking for people who bought tickets on StubHub for events in New York (New York City included) or Nevada (Las Vegas included) between April 2022 and April 2025.
The complaint is about drip pricing. StubHub allegedly showed the fees only at the last step of checkout. The firm is bringing these as individual arbitration claims, and it says recovery could reach $500 or more depending on where you bought the tickets.
Signing up is free. The firm reviews what you send and decides whether it takes your case. Nobody, this site included, decides eligibility for you.
You may qualify if
- ✓You bought tickets on StubHub for an event held in New York or Nevada.
- ✓The purchase happened between April 2022 and April 2025.
- ✓You paid fees that only appeared at the end of checkout.
What you need to file
The sign-up is a short intake form on the Lantern site. It asks about you and your StubHub purchases.
Facts on hand about receipts are limited, so keep any StubHub order confirmations or emails you still have. The firm decides what it needs after it reviews your submission.
There is no administrator here. You are handing your details to a law firm, and any representation depends on a separate agreement with that firm.
Deadline and what you get
No public claim deadline is listed. The firm can close intake at any time, and the listing is marked open for claims as of August 30, 2026.
The firm describes potential recovery as up to $500 or more, depending on where the tickets were purchased. That is the firm's figure, and the outcome of an individual arbitration depends on your facts, the law that applies, and the firm's review.
The Payout app also lists this sign-up and links to the same Lantern form. You can go there directly and skip the app.
Questions about the StubHub case
Do I need my StubHub receipts to sign up?
The intake form does not list a receipt requirement in the facts available. Keep any order emails you have, because the firm may ask for them during review.
I bought tickets for an event in another state. Can I sign up?
The firm's listing covers events in New York and Nevada only. The Lantern site is the place to check whether it has widened that.
Is this a settlement with a set payout?
No. This is a law-firm investigation pursuing individual arbitration claims. Nothing is settled, and no amount is promised to anyone.
Does signing up cost anything?
No. Submitting the form is free, and the firm's fees, if it takes your case, are covered by a separate agreement with the firm.
Check the other 53 at once
Payout runs your purchases and addresses against every open case and files the ones you are in. Free. You keep the whole check.