Maciejczyk v. First Commonwealth FCU Data Breach Settlement
If you live in the United States and received a data-breach notice from First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union (“FCFCU”), you could get cash payments, three years of credit monitoring, or both. Eligible class members must file a claim by February 18, 2026.
Act now: choose between documented loss reimbursement up to $5,000 or an estimated $100 cash payment—plus complimentary credit monitoring.
Download Claim Form (PDF)Who Is Included?
The “Settlement Class” covers approximately 98,817 individuals whose private information—such as names, Social Security numbers, financial or driver’s-license data—was accessed in FCFCU’s recent cyberattack and who were sent a breach notification.
Not eligible:
- FCFCU directors, officers, agents, and affiliates
- Governmental entities
- The presiding judge, immediate family, and court staff
- Anyone who submits a valid request to opt out
Available Benefits
- Cash Payment A – Documented Losses: Up to $5,000 for unreimbursed, out-of-pocket costs traceable to the breach (proof required).
- Cash Payment B – Alternate Cash: Estimated $100 if you prefer not to document losses.
- Credit Monitoring: Three years of CyEx’s Identity Defense Complete (can be selected in addition to either cash option).
All payments may increase or decrease pro rata, depending on how many valid claims are filed.
Key Deadlines
- Claim submission: February 18, 2026
- Opt-out or objection: February 3, 2026
- Final approval hearing: March 5, 2026
How to File a Claim
- Download and complete the official claim form.
- Attach any required documentation (for Cash Payment A).
- Submit online or mail to the Settlement Administrator by the deadline.
For full instructions, visit the official settlement website:
Need help? Call the Settlement Administrator toll-free at (833) 890-4928.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Maciejczyk v. First Commonwealth FCU settlement about?
The lawsuit alleges FCFCU failed to safeguard customer data, leading to a cyberattack that compromised personal information. FCFCU denies wrongdoing but agreed to settle.
How much money can I get from the settlement?
You can claim either documented losses up to $5,000 or a flat payment estimated at $100, plus optional three-year credit monitoring.
Do I need proof of losses to receive compensation?
Only if you seek up to $5,000 under Cash Payment A. The $100 alternative payment requires no documentation.
What happens if I do nothing?
You will remain in the class, waive the right to sue FCFCU separately, and receive no benefits.
How do I opt out of the settlement?
Mail a written request postmarked by February 3, 2026, to the address listed on the settlement website to preserve your right to sue FCFCU on your own.