Court records reveal that 8 lawsuits were settled in August, resulting in payouts to the plaintiffs. The amounts paid out in these settlements varied widely.
The lowest settlement was $75,000, while the highest was $21.5 million. These figures are based on court records, which provide a glimpse into the outcomes of these lawsuits.
Further details about the lawsuits and their settlements can be found through the source, which reports on the payouts made in August.
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