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California Casualty found a cyberattack in September 2025 that exposed customers' SSNs, driver's license numbers, financial and health insurance data. US residents whose information was affected, including anyone who got a notice, can claim.
Key facts
- Payout
- $50–$4,000 per person
- Deadline
- Nov 16, 2026
- Proof
- Proof helps
- Who
- Nationwide (US)
- Case
- Mohammed Amin, et al. v. California Casualty Indemnity Exchange
- Court
- Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin
- Administrator
- Simpluris
- Final hearing
- Dec 4, 2026
- Notice ID
- The form asks for the ID or PIN from your notice
- Official site
- www.cacasualtydatasettlement.com ↗
- Verified
- Sep 30, 2026
$50 flat with no proof, or up to $4,000 in documented losses; plus 2 years of credit monitoring
Who qualifies
- Living US resident
- Your information was affected in the data breach California Casualty found in September 2025
- You need the Login ID/PIN from your notice
How to file a claim
- Open the official settlement website: www.cacasualtydatasettlement.com.
- Have the Claim ID or PIN from the notice you received ready.
- Add receipts or records if you have them to raise your payment.
- Choose how you want to be paid and submit before Nov 16, 2026.
- Save the confirmation number. You'll need it to check your claim later.
Open the official claim form ↗
Is the California Casualty Data Breach settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised class action settlement in Mohammed Amin, et al. v. California Casualty Indemnity Exchange, Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin. Claims go through Simpluris on www.cacasualtydatasettlement.com. Filing is free. A real settlement never asks for a fee, your bank password or your full Social Security number by text or email.
When will payments be sent?
The final approval hearing is Dec 4, 2026. Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after the court gives final approval, once any appeals end. The administrator pays you directly, often by check, PayPal, Venmo or digital card.
FAQ
Is the California Casualty Data Breach settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-supervised settlement (Mohammed Amin, et al. v. California Casualty Indemnity Exchange, Superior Court of California, County of San Joaquin). Claims are handled by Simpluris on the official website. Filing is free; never pay anyone to file.
What is the deadline for the California Casualty Data Breach settlement?
Claims must be submitted by Nov 16, 2026.
How much is the California Casualty Data Breach payout?
$50 flat with no proof, or up to $4,000 in documented losses; plus 2 years of credit monitoring
Do I need proof to file the California Casualty Data Breach claim?
Not for the basic payment. Documents can raise your payout.
When will California Casualty Data Breach payments be sent?
The final approval hearing is Dec 4, 2026. Payments usually go out 3 to 12 months after final approval, once any appeals are resolved.
Claim is an independent app and isn't affiliated with this case, the court, the administrator or California Casualty. Details come from the official settlement website and court records. Always check the official site before you file.
