California Casualty Data Breach Settlement
California Casualty agreed to settle claims concerning a September 2025 data breach affecting personal information. California Casualty denies wrongdoing, and the court has not decided who is right.
Benefit Summary
Class members may enroll in two years of credit monitoring and choose either a $50 no-proof alternative cash payment or reimbursement of documented out-of-pocket losses up to $4,000.
Maximum Award
Up to $4,000 in documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring
Who Is Included
All living United States residents whose personally identifiable information was impacted in the California Casualty data breach discovered in September 2025, including people who received breach notice. The exclusions in the official notice include California Casualty and specified related people and entities, valid opt-outs, the judge and family and staff, and the perpetrator.
- Proof required: No proof is required for the $50 alternative cash payment. Documentation such as receipts or account statements is required for out-of-pocket loss reimbursement.
How to File a Claim
- Claim method: Online or Mail
- Claim deadline: 2026-11-16
- Instructions: Submit a valid Claim Form online or by mail by November 16, 2026. Select either the $50 alternative cash payment or documented-loss reimbursement, and optionally enroll in two years of credit monitoring. Include supporting documentation for loss claims.
Case Details
- Case name: Mohammed Amin, et al. v. California Casualty Indemnity Exchange d/b/a California Casualty Group
- Case number: STK-CV-UBT-2026-0003331
- Court: Superior Court for San Joaquin County, California
- Official Settlement Website: https://cacasualtydatasettlement.com/
Sources
Claim form, FAQ, deadlines, administrator information
Court-approved notice describing eligibility and benefits