Hacks and leaks

Open data breach settlements

Settlements over hacks, leaks and other security incidents that exposed people's personal information, each checked on its official website.

5 open settlements. Settlement details last checked October 26, 2026. Closed settlements drop off this list automatically.

These settlements come from lawsuits over security incidents that exposed personal information. A notice letter or email about the breach is often how people learn they qualify, but check each settlement's class definition. Only file for settlements you qualify for: claim forms are signed under penalty of perjury.

5 open data breach settlements

Sorted by deadline. Each card shows the payout as the official notice states it.

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Summit Medical Group data incident settlement

Payout
Up to $2,500 for documented losses and up to $45 for lost time (3 hours at $15/hour), plus two years of CyEx Medical Shield Complete; cash may be reduced pro rata.
Deadline
November 4, 2026
Proof
Only for documented losses. Lost-time payments and monitoring don't need receipts; documented losses do.
29 days leftProof optionalNationwide (US)

Laboratory Services Cooperative data incident settlement

Payout
Pro rata cash fund payment of up to $1,000, OR up to $5,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses; plus two years of Medical Shield Complete monitoring.
Deadline
November 24, 2026
Proof
Optional. Documents are only needed for out-of-pocket losses; a no-notice claim form is available if you didn't get a Notice ID.
56 days leftProof optionalNationwide (US)

Educational Computer Systems (ECSI) data breach settlement

Payout
Up to $5,000 for documented unreimbursed losses, OR an alternative cash payment estimated at about $100 (pro rata).
Deadline
December 21, 2026
Proof
Optional. The alternative cash payment needs no documents; documented losses need receipts or statements.

Common questions

Plain answers before you file.

Read our guide to filing a claim

How do I know if I'm part of a data breach settlement?

Check the class definition on the official settlement website. Many settlements cover people who were sent a notice that their information was involved in the incident. If you got a notice, keep it, since it may include an ID the claim form asks for.

Do I need proof to file a data breach claim?

It depends on the settlement. Some pay a flat or pro rata amount with no documentation, while payments for out-of-pocket losses or lost time usually need some proof. Each card shows what that settlement asks for.

Is a data breach settlement email a scam?

It could be either. Real settlements send notices, but scammers copy them. Go to the official settlement website directly instead of clicking links, and never pay a fee to file. Filing is always free.

Where do I file?

Only on the official settlement website. Each card links to our detail page and to the official claim form.

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