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St. Joseph’s College of Maine Settlement defendant
Evidence-verified Closed Dec 29, 2025 Proof not specified Re-verifying source

Every dollar amount and date on this page is quoted from the official settlement document.

St. Joseph’s Data Settlement

This settlement is closed. The claim deadline was December 29, 2025. It’s listed here for reference — the claim window has closed. Browse settlements open for claims →

If your personal information was caught up in St. Joseph's College of Maine's March 2025 data breach, you can file a claim for credit monitoring, out-of-pocket losses, or lost time. The deadline to submit a claim is December 29, 2025, and you must file to receive anything.

Official eligibility wording

Individuals who reside in the United States and whose Private Information was impacted by the cybersecurity incident reported by St. Joseph's College of Maine in March 2025. Checked against the official settlement source by SettleSignal on June 16, 2026.

Key facts

  • Who may qualify You're covered if you live in the US and your personal information was affected by the cybersecurity incident that St. Joseph's College of Maine reported in March 2025. This includes students, faculty, staff, or anyone else whose data the college held.
  • Claim deadlineDecember 29, 2025 (closed)
  • What you needSubmit a claim form online at stjosephsdatasettlement.com or by mail by December 29, 2025. For unreimbursed loss claims, supporting documentation is needed. No Notice ID is required to file.

How hard is this claim to file?

If your personal information was caught up in St. Joseph's College of Maine's March 2025 data breach, you could claim up to $2,000 for out-of-pocket losses, $25/hour for up to 4 hours of your time, and two years of free credit monitoring. The claim deadline was December 29, 2025. This claim form asks for 2 fields and 2 documents.

What the form asks

  • Unreimbursed Losses documentation — The actual out-of-pocket costs you had because of the breach, up to $2,000 total. (Pull together receipts, bank statements, or any other records that show expenses tied to the breach.)
  • Lost Time claim — The hours you spent dealing with fallout from the breach. The settlement pays $25 per hour, capped at four hours. (Your own best estimate of the time spent, backed by any notes or calendar records you kept.)

Documents you'll need

  • Receipts or records of unreimbursed out-of-pocket losses
  • Credit monitoring enrollment confirmation (if electing that benefit)

Watch out for

  • The claim deadline of December 29, 2025 has already passed.
  • The opt-out deadline was November 28, 2025. If you didn't opt out, you're bound by the settlement and can't sue St. Joseph's College of Maine separately over this incident.
  • If you did nothing and never filed, you won't get any benefits. You're still bound by the release.
  • No payments go out until the court grants final approval. The hearing was scheduled for May 4, 2026.

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 Jun 15, 2026
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    www.stjosephsdatasettlement.com

    Verified Jun 15, 2026

Where to act

No public claim form

The claim deadline (Dec 29, 2025) has passed — this settlement is closed to new claims. Listed for reference.

SettleSignal summary card for St. Joseph’s Data Settlement, claim by December 29, 2025. Accepted official evidence on file.