Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement – Deadline, Eligibility, Claiming Procedure!

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Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement

The deadline for objecting to or commenting on the Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement is June 25, 2024. The deadline for online claim forms to be filed is July 25, 2024 (or postmarked if mailed). Claims that are submitted after the deadline will no longer be considered timely and will not be accepted. 

Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement

For the claims this Settlement settles, you may only pursue, maintain, or participate in one further lawsuit against Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement Released Parties (as described in the Settlement Agreement). The deadline to remove oneself from the settlement is June 25, 2024. 

You have the option to object to the Settlement by notifying the Court in writing of your reasons for not believing that it should be granted. If the Settlement is authorized, you will still be bound by it and will not be permitted to withdraw from it.

The Final Approval Hearing is not something you have to be there for. The deadline for submitting claim forms is July 25, 2024, either online or by mail with a postmark. Claims that are filed after the deadline will be considered late and cannot be approved.

Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement Fund

Three options have been presented to the plaintiffs and class members: a $1,000,000 identity theft insurance policy; reimbursement for unreimbursed out-of-pocket expenses up to a maximum of $7,500 per class member; or a flat-fee cash payment, the amount of which will be determined based on the claims received. 

The plaintiffs’ and class members’ attorneys are seeking fees totaling around $1.3 million. Connexin has committed to creating a $4,000,000.00 Settlement Fund as part of the Settlement to:

  • Provide $1 million for insurance and three years of extended identity theft and fraud monitoring services (often known as “EITFMS”); or 
  • provide Class Members who suffered specific Out-of-Pocket Losses payment of up to $7,500.00 per Class Member (“Reimbursement for Out-of-Pocket Losses”); or 
  • Pay Class Members Cash Fund Pro Rata (“Alternative Cash Payment”). 

How to Claim for Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement Online?

To claim compensation for the Connexin Software data breach settlement online, follow these steps:

Before Claim Filing: 

  • The Postcard Notice you got in the mail contains the Household ID and PIN that you will require. 
  • For help, please contact the Settlement Administrator at [email protected] or 1-888-907-0837 (Toll-Free) if you did not get a Postcard Notice or if you misplaced yours.

During Claim Filing: 

  • You will be required to confirm details related to the losses you have claimed while completing your Claim Form. 
  • Additionally, all necessary supporting paperwork must be sent. 
  • Your claim may be supported by receipts, credit card statements, bank statements, invoices, and phone records. 
  • It is not sufficient to rely just on your own personal certification, declaration, or affidavit to support the reported loss expenses. 
  • Since the supporting documents won’t be given back to you, they should be legible and clear copies. 
  • Kindly maintain copies of all the documents you send in, because your claim could be examined and you might be required to provide further data to complete the claim.

After Claim Filing: 

  • You will get an email with a confirmation number for your completed submission after filing your full claim online. 
  • If you have any issues with your Claim Form, don’t forget to keep your confirmation email and code handy. 
  • The Settlement Administrator will get in touch with you if further details are needed to finish your claim.

Connexin Software Data Breach Settlement Eligibility

You are a Class Member if you are an individual who was notified that you are a Class Member of a Settlement that was reached as a result of a data security incident in which a third party actor (referred to as the “Data Security Incident”) gained access to personal information on a computer server owned by Connexin Software, Inc. d/b/a Office Practicum (“Connexin”).

You may file a claim for any one of the following three benefits as a Class Member:

  • Extended Identity Theft and Fraud Monitoring Services (EITFMS) for three (3) years plus $1 million in insurance; or
  • Up to a cash payment of $7,500 for the reimbursement of certain Out-of-Pocket Losses (“Reimbursement for Out-of-Pocket Losses”) that were most likely caused by the Connexin Data Security Incident;
  • A pro rata Cash Fund Payment, the amount of which will be determined by the quantity of Class Members who file legitimate claims for Documented Loss Payments and EITFMS and take part in the Settlement.

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