Brockton health data settlement: claims due December 8

Who qualifies

• You resided in the United States and your private information was impacted in the data incident affecting Brockton Neighborhood Health Center around November 1–3, 2024. The class includes people who received a notice of the incident.
• The defendant, the assigned judges and their staff and families, and people convicted of or pleading no contest to specified criminal involvement in the incident are excluded. Valid opt-outs cannot receive settlement benefits.
• The loss option covers qualifying unreimbursed monetary losses caused by the incident between November 1, 2024 and December 8, 2026. Losses must have been denied reimbursement and cannot be part of a pending third-party reimbursement request.
• Provide third-party records for monetary losses. Self-prepared records alone are insufficient. For time spent responding to the incident, attest to the actual time claimed; up to three hours at $30 per hour counts toward the same $2,500 limit.
• Choose the alternative cash payment instead of the loss/time option if appropriate. It starts at up to $50, needs no supporting loss documents and can be reduced. You still must qualify and submit a truthful signed claim.

How to file a Brockton data settlement claim

1. 1

   Check your notice and membership

   Review the official class definition and your breach or settlement notice. Being a patient alone does not establish that your information was impacted. Ask the administrator if you are unsure whether you are included.

2. 2

   Choose your benefits

   Select the loss/time option or alternative cash, then request monitoring if you want it. Include third-party records for financial losses and attest to actual time. Do not add the $50 alternative payment to a loss/time claim.

3. 3

   Complete and sign the official form

   The online form requires the Class Member ID from your settlement notice. If it is missing, ask the administrator for help. You can also download the paper form. Review all information and sign your own declaration. An authorized representative filing for a minor or deceased class member must provide documents proving that authority.

4. 4

   File by December 8, 2026

   Submit online or mail your completed form and required supporting documents postmarked by December 8. Use the address printed on the form and keep a submission or mailing record. Paper claims pay by check; use online filing for electronic payment options.

5. 5

   Follow administrator updates

   Benefits require an approved claim and final approval of the settlement. Monitoring enrollment requires the activation code and instructions sent after approval. ClaimBee helps you discover settlements and review deadlines; it does not establish eligibility or sign this claim for you.

Frequently asked questions

Sources and official records

Every figure and date on this page was taken from the primary records below — court dockets, agency releases, and the settlement administrator's own notices. Payout averages we describe as averages are calculated from the official totals, not reported per-person estimates.

• Official FAQ — eligibility, cash choices and deadline
• Settlement agreement — shared cap and payment priority
• Current notice — benefits and claim deadline
• Current claim form — evidence and authorized representatives
• Signed preliminary approval order