Open data breach settlements
Settlements over hacks, leaks and other security incidents that exposed people's personal information, each checked on its official website.
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.
Furniture Mart USA data breach settlement
Summit Medical Group data incident settlement
Laboratory Services Cooperative data incident settlement
Educational Computer Systems (ECSI) data breach settlement
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.