Cornerstone National Insurance Data Breach Settlement
$25–$78
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What happened
Cornerstone National Insurance Company experienced an unauthorized data disclosure discovered around November 29, 2021, where consumer personal information including names and driver's license numbers were accessed and disclosed without authorization. The unauthorized disclosure was announced in August 2022. Plaintiffs alleged Cornerstone failed to adequately protect consumer information, though Cornerstone denies wrongdoing.
Do you qualify?
Anyone residing in the United States whose personal information was compromised in the unauthorized data disclosure announced by Cornerstone around August 4, 2022, and who received a notice from Cornerstone indicating their information may have been disclosed. The estimated Settlement Class includes approximately 233,504 individuals.
How to file
You must submit a claim form by July 10th, 2025, using the Notice ID and Confirmation Code from your postcard notice to verify your identity. You can submit the form online at the settlement website, download and mail it to the Settlement Administrator, or email to request a paper copy. If you no longer have your Notice ID and Confirmation Code, email info@CornerstoneDataSettlement.com to verify your identity and receive instructions on how to file.
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