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OneTouchPoint data breach settlement

File by 16 November 2026 · 19 days left · the 2022 breach

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Claim deadline
16 November 2026 (19 days left)
Submit a Claim — Deadline: November 16, 2026 (home page); Notice Q11: "If you are submitting a Claim Form online, you must do so by November 16, 2026."
Who can claim
Monetary Settlement Class: all persons in the U.S. and its territories whose Private Information was determined by OTP's investigation to have been impacted in the April 2022 data incident (patients/subscribers of OTP's clients and OTP employees).
What it pays
Ordinary losses up to $500; Extraordinary losses up to $5,000; time spent at $25/hour up to 4 hours ($100 max); OR an Alternative Cash Payment of $75 instead of those; plus 2 years of one-bureau credit monitoring.
Proof needed
No for the $75 Alternative Cash Payment ('without the need to document losses or attest to time spent'); yes for ordinary/extraordinary losses.
Final approval hearing
2026-11-18
The case
Dusterhoft v. OneTouchPoint Corp., Case No. 2025CV002181, Circuit Court of Waukesha County, Wisconsin · court papers
Official site
otpdataincident.com
Checked
on the official site on 28 October 2026. Only the 'Monetary Settlement Class' can claim cash. People who got a notice letter but whose impact OTP could not confirm are in an injunctive-relief-only class and get no money.

Is this settlement real?

We checked it on its official website, otpdataincident.com, on 28 October 2026, and quote that site’s own words for the deadline above. The official website is the one named in the court-approved notice; if a letter or email about this settlement points you to a different address, do not use it. Filing is always free: never pay a fee, never give a bank password, and never reply to a message that urges you to “claim now” through another link.

How to file

  1. Open the official site: use the link above, or type the address from your notice.
  2. If you got a notice by letter or email, have it to hand: it usually carries a claim or class member ID that speeds things up. No notice? The site usually says how to check whether you are included.
  3. Pick the benefit you want (a cash payment, reimbursement of losses with receipts, or credit monitoring, as the settlement offers) and submit before the deadline.
  4. Keep the confirmation. Payments come after the court’s final approval and any appeals, often months later, and the amount per person can depend on how many people file.

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