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Mason Construction Data Breach Class Action Settlement
Court case: Burge v. Mason Construction, LLC
Mason Construction, LLC settled a class action over a January 2024 cyberattack that exposed people's Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, and financial and medical information. Eligible class members could claim up to $500 for ordinary losses, up to $5,000 for identity theft or fraud, or a flat $55 payment with no proof required, plus two years of credit monitoring with $1 million in identity theft insurance. The claim-filing deadline closed June 1, 2026.
Official eligibility wordingIndividuals whose Private Information was impacted in the Data Incident discovered by Mason Construction in January 2024, including names, Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, government-issued ID numbers, financial information, medical information, and health insurance information. Checked against the official settlement source by SettleSignal on June 19, 2026.
Key facts
- Who may qualify Covered were people who received notice about a January 2024 cyberattack on Mason Construction's systems that potentially exposed their names, Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, government-issued ID numbers, financial information, medical information, and health insurance information.
- Estimated payoutUp to $500.00 for ordinary losses; up to $5,000.00 for extraordinary losses (identity theft/fraud); up to $75.00 for lost time (up to 3 hours at $25/hr); or a $55.00 cash payment alternative requiring no proof. Also includes two years of CyEx Identity Defense Complete credit monitoring with $1 million identity theft insurance.
- Claim deadlineJune 1, 2026 (closed)
- Proof requiredOptional
- What you needThe claim-filing deadline closed June 1, 2026; the case is no longer accepting new claims.
- CourtDistrict Court of Jefferson County, Texas, 136th Judicial District
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How hard is this claim to file?
What the form asks
- — The unique ID printed on the settlement notice mailed to you (Your settlement notice letter from Mason Construction)
- — The PIN printed on the settlement notice mailed to you (Your settlement notice letter from Mason Construction)
- — Choose one: ordinary losses, extraordinary losses, lost time, or alternative cash payment (You determine this based on what happened to you as a result of the breach)
- — A brief written description of activities you performed in response to the data incident (e.g., changing passwords, investigating suspicious account activity) (Your own recollection of steps taken after receiving notice of the breach)
- — Check the box to attest to the accuracy of your claim (On the claim form itself)
- — Receipts or other documentation of expenses such as credit report fees, credit monitoring fees, ID replacement costs, credit freeze/unfreeze fees, or postage for contacting banks (Bank statements, credit card statements, receipts from services used)
- — Receipts and documentation that link the identity theft or fraud loss directly to this data incident; must also confirm no third party reimbursed the loss (Police reports, bank fraud reports, correspondence with financial institutions, or similar records)
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Watch out for
- Self-made notes alone are not enough to support an ordinary or extraordinary loss claim — you need receipts or independent documentation
- You cannot claim the flat cash payment if you also claim reimbursement for losses or lost time; choose one track only
- For extraordinary loss claims you must show the data incident likely caused the loss and that no other third party reimbursed you
- The settlement still requires court final approval before any payments are distributed
- Mailed paper forms must be postmarked no later than the claim deadline; late submissions will not be accepted
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Claim deadline
June 1, 2026
"June 1, 2026" for online submissions; mailed forms must be "postmarked no later than June 1, 2026."
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Eligibility summary Quoted in the official eligibility wording above ↑
Individuals whose "Private Information was impacted in the Data Incident discovered by Mason Construction in January 2024" qualify for the settlement class.
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Proof requirement
Optional
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Payment status
Final approval pending
The document states "The Court in charge of this case still has to decide whether to approve the Settlement."
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Estimated payout
Up to $500.00 for ordinary losses; up to $5,000.00 for extraordinary losses (identity theft/fraud); up to $75.00 for lost time (up to 3 hours at $25/hr); or a $55.00 cash payment alternative requiring no proof. Also includes two years of CyEx Identity Defense Complete credit monitoring with $1 million identity theft insurance.
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Court
District Court of Jefferson County, Texas, 136th Judicial District
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Objection deadline
May 1, 2026
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Opt-out deadline
May 1, 2026
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Court case number
24-DC-CV-2053
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Case name
Burge v. Mason Construction, LLC
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