Am I Exposed?
Emsa data breach settlement
Emsa settled a data breach claim that paid up to $3,000 per person. The claim window closed on March 5, 2026, so this one can no longer be claimed — but new settlements open all the time, and some are paying out right now. The free check tells you in seconds whether your email is in a breach that still pays.
The numbers
| Maximum per person | $3,000 |
|---|---|
| What it covered | Up to $3,000 in monetary and out-of-pocket losses and two years of credit monitoring. |
| Claim deadline (passed) | March 5, 2026 |
| Final approval hearing | April 6, 2026 |
| Case | Quick, et al. v. Emergency Medical Services Authority , Case No. CJ-2024-2470, in the U.S. District Court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma |
Who was covered
Individuals who were mailed notice that their private information may have been impacted by the data incident that Emergency Medical Services Authority experienced in February 2024.
Where to claim
The administrator’s site is EMSASettlement.com. The window is closed, so it is there for the record, not to file.
Source: Top Class Actions
Being in the breach is not the same as being in the class. Class membership usually turns on having received the company’s own notice letter, and only the settlement administrator can confirm it. We are not lawyers, we take no fee from any claim, and we never file on anyone’s behalf.
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