Health Data, Diagnoses, and Prescriptions Potentially Exposed in Cyberattack

Were you affected by the February 2024 data breach at Cencora that may have exposed your personal or medical information, including health records, diagnoses, or prescription details?

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Important Notice: By submitting a claim for this class action settlement, you are certifying that all information provided is true and accurate under penalty of perjury. Any claim containing false, misleading, or fraudulent information will be denied.

If you are uncertain about your eligibility, please review the settlement administrator’s website listed above before filing. Do not submit a claim if you do not qualify for this settlement.

If this settlement does not apply to you, you may explore our other active class action settlements that you could be eligible to join.

Who’s Eligible?

This settlement applies to individuals whose personal information was affected by the Cencora data breach in February 2024, including those who:

• Received a mailed notice about the incident,
• Saw a substitute notice on Cencora’s website or via a media announcement, or
• Noticed potential misuse of their information, such as fraud alerts, unfamiliar benefit statements, or other suspicious financial activity.

Proof of Loss

• Documented Loss Claims: Claimants must provide supporting evidence such as bank statements, insurance records, credit reports, invoices, receipts, or screenshots that demonstrate expenses or harm caused by the breach.
• General Cash Claims: No documentation is required to receive a standard cash payment.

Settlement Overview

Additional Information

Cencora has agreed to a $40 million class action settlement following a February 2024 cyberattack that potentially exposed the personal and health information of over 540,000 individuals.

The breach may have compromised sensitive data, including names, birthdates, medical diagnoses, prescriptions, insurance details, and financial information. Affected individuals were notified either by mail or through public announcements.

The settlement resolves a class action lawsuit brought by Kelvin James in federal court in Pennsylvania. The suit claimed that Cencora and its subsidiary, The Lash Group, did not properly safeguard their systems. According to the complaint, the companies delayed notifying affected individuals for over three months, which allegedly heightened the risk of identity theft and financial fraud.

While Cencora denies any wrongdoing, it agreed to the settlement to resolve these claims and avoid protracted litigation.

What Class Members Can Receive

California Residents: May qualify for double the payment under applicable state laws.

Reimbursement for Documented Losses: Eligible individuals can claim up to $5,000 for verified expenses such as fraudulent charges, credit monitoring fees, or professional services.

Cash Payments for Unverified Losses: Individuals without supporting documentation may still receive a payment from the remaining settlement fund.

Wondering if you qualify? If you believe you’ve been impacted by a similar issue, explore our current class action lawsuits and open settlements you may be eligible to join.

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