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Proposed CorrectCare Breach Settlement Rejected Over Equitable Treatment

Posted on April 3, 2024 by Dissent

Christopher Brown reports:

A proposed $6.49 million settlement of a lawsuit alleging that CorrectCare Integrated Health LLC failed to protect the personal information of 647,000 people in a January 2022 data breach was rejected by a federal court.

Plaintiffs Virginia Hiley, Christopher Knight, Kyle Marks, and Marlena Yates failed to show in their motion for settlement approval that the relief provided for in the deal was adequate and that the the agreement was fair to class members without documented losses from identity theft, Judge Danny C. Reeves, of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, said Monday.

Read more at Bloomberg Law (sub. req.).

Prior coverage on the breach can be found here.


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