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Schuster - Data Breach

Schuster Company allegedly failed to protect personal information accessed during a January 2024 cybersecurity incident.

DeadlineSep 14, 2026
Payout summaryUp to $2,500, or $50 without proof
Filing effortMedium

Eligibility

Who may qualify?

U.S. residents whose personal information was compromised in Schuster Company’s January 2024 data incident may qualify.

Payout

How much could I get?

Class members may claim up to $2,500 for documented losses or $50 without proof, plus two years of credit monitoring.

Filing effort

How hard is it to file?

Filing effortMedium

Online filing requires the Login ID and PIN from your notice, while higher loss claims also require supporting records.

Claim ID help

How do I find my claim ID or notice?

Where to look for your claim ID or notice

Find the Login ID and PIN near the top of the settlement notice sent by email or mail.

What to do if you cannot find your claim ID

Email [email protected] or call (833) 421-7258 and provide your full name and mailing address.

Email search keywords

Try copying these keywords into Gmail, Outlook, or another email search box.

"Schuster Data Incident Settlement" OR "McAlister v. Schuster Company" OR "Schuster Company" OR "Simpluris" OR "Claim ID" OR "Notice ID" OR "Unique ID" OR "Settlement ID" OR "Class Member ID" OR "Login ID" OR "PIN"

Eligibility check

Am I eligible for this settlement?

Answer a few quick questions.

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Were you living in the United States when the Schuster data incident happened?

This is not legal advice. The quiz may be wrong. Always review the official settlement website before filing.

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Where do I file or verify details?

Use the official settlement website to verify eligibility, claim forms, deadlines, notices, and administrator instructions before filing.

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