Last Day: Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement — Claim Deadline April 15, 2026

Did you receive a data breach notice from Disability Rights Wisconsin? Today, April 15, 2026, is the last day to file a claim in the Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement.

Today Is the Claim Deadline

The claim deadline for the Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement is today, April 15, 2026. Claims submitted after today will not be part of the distribution.

The breach occurred in October 2023, when a cyberattack hit Disability Rights Wisconsin’s systems and potentially exposed the private information of roughly 19,150 people. Disability Rights Wisconsin disclosed the incident on or around June 21, 2024.

Exposed data included names, medical diagnoses, treatment information, Social Security numbers, health insurance IDs, financial account details, and dates of birth. That’s an unusually broad mix of sensitive personal and protected health information.

Who Qualifies for the Disability Rights Wisconsin Settlement?

Not everyone can file a claim — here is who the class members are:

• Are a United States resident
• Had private or personal information (including name, treatment information, medical diagnosis, Social Security number, health insurance ID, financial account information, date of birth, or other personally identifiable or protected health information) affected by the cybersecurity incident that occurred in or around October 2023
• Received notification from Disability Rights that your information may have been impacted by the data breach

The case is open nationwide — there are no state-specific restrictions on who can participate.

You’ll need to provide documentation to support your claim. Receipts, bank statements, or similar records of out-of-pocket losses can serve as evidence. For more on what qualifies as acceptable proof, see our guide on filing a class action claim: what proof is required.

Visit the official settlement page for the complete eligibility breakdown and to confirm whether you qualify.

How Much Could You Get?

Eligible class members could receive up to $2,085 from the Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement.

That figure covers reimbursement for time spent dealing with the breach’s aftermath and documented out-of-pocket expenses. Every qualifying claimant is also eligible for two years of single-bureau credit monitoring with at least $1 million in identity theft protection.

Final per-person payouts won’t be set until after the claim deadline closes and all submissions are reviewed. As with most class action settlements, the actual amount each person receives depends on how many valid claims are filed and how losses are documented.

The Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement page has the full payout breakdown.

Settlement payments generally take several months after the claim deadline closes, unless the settlement terms specify otherwise. The administrator needs time to process all claims and calculate final payment amounts.

How to File a Claim

To receive any benefits from this settlement, you must submit a claim form. That includes credit monitoring, reimbursement for time spent, and reimbursement for documented expenses.

Claim Online

Visit the settlement website and log in using your Unique ID (found on your Notice) and last name. Complete the online claim form and submit before the deadline.

Claim by Mail

Request a paper claim form from the Settlement Administrator:

Disability Rights Wisconsin Data Breach Settlement
c/o Atticus Administration
PO Box 64053
St. Paul, MN 55164-9996

Complete the form and mail it postmarked no later than April 15, 2026.

Important

Without a submitted claim form, you will receive no payment and no credit monitoring services. There are no exceptions.

Ready to file? Head to the official settlement claim form to get started.

Have your supporting documentation ready before you begin. Receipts, bank statements, or other records of losses tied to the breach will be needed to support claims for reimbursement.

Questions about the process? The Disability Rights Wisconsin settlement page has full details, and the settlement administrator can be contacted directly for case-specific questions.

Before You Submit a Claim

When you submit a claim form, you’ll sign a declaration confirming that your information is truthful and accurate. Review the form carefully before signing, as certification language varies by settlement.

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More Data Breach Class Action Settlements

There are other data breach class action settlements currently accepting claims. You may want to check your eligibility for these as well:

• Varsity Brands Data Breach Settlement
• Carespring Health Care Management Data Breach Settlement ($50 – $4,500)
• Gryphon Healthcare Data Breach Settlement ($100 – $5,000)