OSDM Data Incident Settlement
If you received a notice about the June 2024 Oliver Street Dermatology Management (OSDM) data breach, you may be entitled to two years of free credit monitoring plus reimbursement of certain expenses up to $4,000. Submit a claim online or by mail before the February 17 2026 deadline.
Who Is Eligible?
All individuals whose private information was potentially accessed during the June 19 2024 OSDM network intrusion—and who subsequently received a breach notice—are part of the Settlement Class, except for:
- OSDM and its officers/directors
- Governmental entities
- The presiding judge and immediate family
- Anyone who opts out by February 2 2026
What Settlement Benefits Can You Claim?
1. Two-Year Credit Monitoring
- Real-time credit file monitoring (1 bureau)
- Dark web & public records scans
- $1 million identity-theft insurance
- Dedicated fraud-resolution agents
2. Cash Compensation
- Lost Time: Up to 4 hours at $20/hour (max $80) for time spent dealing with the breach.
- Ordinary Out-of-Pocket Losses: Reimbursement up to $400 for documented expenses (credit freezes, monitoring fees, postage, etc.).
- Identity Fraud Losses: Reimbursement up to $4,000 for proven fraud or identity-theft losses more likely than not caused by the breach.
All monetary claims must be supported by documentation and relate to losses incurred between June 19 2024 and February 17 2026.
Key Deadlines
- Opt-Out Deadline: February 2 2026
- Objection Deadline: February 2 2026
- Claim Deadline: February 17 2026
- Final Approval Hearing: April 1 2026, 9:00 a.m. CT (Dallas County, TX)
Important Documents
Download Claim Form (PDF)
Download Long-Form Notice (PDF)
OSDM Data Incident Settlement FAQ
Why did I receive a notice about the OSDM Data Incident Settlement?
OSDM’s records show your information may have been exposed during the June 2024 breach, making you part of the proposed class entitled to settlement benefits.
How do I submit my claim?
Complete the online form at the official settlement website or mail a printed claim form postmarked by February 17 2026.
Will I owe taxes on my cash payment?
Any payments may be considered taxable income. Consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
What happens if the Court does not approve the settlement?
If the settlement is not approved, no benefits will be distributed and the lawsuit could continue.
Can I stay in the case but still sue OSDM later?
No. By remaining in the class, you release related claims against OSDM and associated parties.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always review the official notice and consult your own attorney regarding your rights.