Chick-fil-A has settled a class-action case regarding a data breach that occurred in March involving as many as 70,000 customers.  It was apparent that confidential data relating to customers was released.  The second case that was settled concerns alleged overcharging by the chain for delivered meals.  The lawsuit claimed that Chick-fil-A inflated food prices while offering free or reduced-cost delivery.

The company arranged a settlement with the plaintiff class with the size to be determined, amounting to $4.4 million. This amount will be distributed to affected customers either as a cash settlement or a company gift card, after substantial legal fees are paid.