FMC Services (Family Medicine Centers) Data Breach Settlement
What this is about
Unauthorized access to network systems in a July 2022 data incident exposed names, addresses, birth dates, Social Security numbers and medical information of over 266,000 patients.
The background
The case, Sharber et al. v. FMC Services, LLC, was filed in Potter County's 320th District Court (Case No. 111219-D-CV) over a data incident that an unauthorized third party is said to have carried out on or around July 26, 2022. Notably, FMC disputes that any information was actually taken in the incident, despite agreeing to the $2,150,000 settlement fund to resolve the claims. The class covers everyone whose personal or health information was compromised in the incident, including everyone who received a notice letter, with limited exclusions for company insiders and government/court personnel. A final approval hearing is scheduled for September 15, 2026 in Amarillo, Texas.
Worth knowing
The case, Sharber et al. v. FMC Services, LLC, was filed in Potter County's 320th District Court (Case No. 111219-D-CV) over a data incident that an unauthorized third party is said to have carried out on or around July 26, 2022. Notably, FMC disputes that any information was actually taken in the incident, despite agreeing to the $2,150,000 settlement fund to resolve the claims. The class covers everyone whose personal or health information was compromised in the incident, including everyone who received a notice letter, with limited exclusions for company insiders and government/court personnel. A final approval hearing is scheduled for September 15, 2026 in Amarillo, Texas.
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How much can I get from the FMC Services (Family Medicine Centers) Data Breach Settlement?
Approximately $75 flat cash payment, or up to $5,000 for documented losses, plus 2 years of free credit monitoring.
What happened in the FMC Services (Family Medicine Centers) Data Breach Settlement case?
Unauthorized access to network systems in a July 2022 data incident exposed names, addresses, birth dates, Social Security numbers and medical information of over 266,000 patients.
How do I actually file a claim?
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