Adobe Agrees to $150M Settlement with the DOJ Over Allegations it Complicated the Cancellation Process for Subscription Services

news.law March 17, 2026

Adobe has agreed to a $150m settlement with the US Department of Justice to resolve allegations that it did not clearly disclose termination fees and complicated the cancellation process for its subscription services.

The agreement requires Adobe to pay a $75m civil penalty and provide another $75m in free services to customers, pending court approval.

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