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LastPass Data Breach Settlement
Court case: In re: LastPass Data Security Incident Litigation
If your LastPass account was compromised in the August-November 2022 breach, you can file a claim by July 2, 2026. Even with no out-of-pocket losses, there's a flat $25 payment just for being affected. If you lost cryptocurrency or had other real costs, larger reimbursements are available.
Official eligibility wordingAll natural persons residing in the United States and all companies, entities, and organizations registered to do business in the United States whose LastPass accounts were compromised during the August-November 2022 data security incident and whose accounts contained data at the time of the incident.
Key facts
- Who may qualify You may qualify if you're a US resident (or a US-registered business) who had a LastPass account that was compromised during the August-November 2022 data security incident and your account actually had data in it at the time.
- Estimated payout$25 statutory payment for eligible account holders; up to $300 for ordinary losses; up to $10,000 for extraordinary losses; up to $900,000 for cryptocurrency losses; $100 California CCPA bonus for CA residents
- Claim deadlineJuly 2, 2026 (closed)
- Proof requiredOptional
- What you needFile online at lastpasssettlement.com by July 2, 2026. Proof is optional for the $25 base payment, but you'll need documentation to support any loss claims above that amount.
- CourtUnited States District Court, District of Massachusetts
Important dates
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Watch out for
- July 2, 2026 is the hard deadline. No extensions have been announced — don't wait.
- The $25 statutory tier requires no documentation. The ordinary, extraordinary, and crypto loss tiers all do.
- You need to have had an active LastPass account with data present during the August–November 2022 incident to be eligible.
- Cryptocurrency loss claims up to $900,000 will face close scrutiny. Pull together every transaction record you have before filing.
We prepare — you file on the official site yourself. This is not legal advice and is not an eligibility decision; the administrator and court decide.
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- Claim deadline passed.
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