EisnerAmper Data Breach Settlement
EisnerAmper Data Breach Settlement allows eligible class members to file claims from a $1,050,000 non-reversionary fund. The deadline is October 8, 2026. Approximately 82,459 people whose personal information (names, SSNs, financial account information, dates of birth, medical and health insurance information) was exposed in the September 4-9, 2023 unauthorized access at EisnerAmper LLP and Eisner Advisory Group LLC.
Do I Qualify?
You may be eligible if:
- You received notice that you may be a class member in this settlement
- You meet the class definition described in the official settlement notice
- Eligible states: All
- Class period: September 4, 2023 – September 9, 2023
- You file a valid claim by October 8, 2026
File your claim through the official settlement website at openclassactions.com before October 8, 2026.
File Your Claim →What Happened?
EisnerAmper Data Breach Settlement resolves claims through a $1,050,000 non-reversionary fund settlement without further litigation. Class members who received notice may be eligible to file.
Choice of a pro rata cash payment estimated at $100 with no documentation required, OR reimbursement of up to $5,000 in documented monetary losses fairly traceable to the breach. Plus 2 years of single-bureau credit monitoring with at least $1M identity theft insurance. California residents can claim an additional $50 CCPA payment.
How to File Your Claim
- File online or by mail (postmarked) by Oct 8, 2026, using the Claim ID and PIN from your mailed or emailed notice. Documented loss claims require reasonable third-party documentation.
- Visit the official claim form: https://openclassactions.com/settlements/data-breaches/eisner-advisory-group-data-breach-settlement.php
How Much Will I Actually Get?
Choice of a pro rata cash payment estimated at $100 with no documentation required, OR reimbursement of up to $5,000 in documented monetary losses fairly traceable to the breach. Plus 2 years of single-bureau credit monitoring with at least $1M identity theft insurance. California residents can claim an additional $50 CCPA payment.
Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Information verified from court records and official settlement documents.