Palasz v. Peerstar, LLC Settlement
If Peerstar, LLC sent you a notice about its February 2023 security incident, you could receive up to $5,000 cash reimbursement plus two years of free credit monitoring. Claims are open until January 30, 2026. Submit your claim now »
At-a-Glance
- Case name: Miles E. Palasz v. Peerstar, LLC (Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas, No. 240203385)
- Class definition: U.S. residents whose personal information was compromised in Peerstar’s February 2023 data breach and who received a breach notice.
- Claim deadline: January 30, 2026
- Opt-out / objection deadline: December 9, 2025
- Final approval hearing: February 12, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. ET (Zoom link)
Who Is Eligible?
You are automatically part of the Settlement Class if:
- You live in the United States; and
- Peerstar notified you that your personal information (PI) was impacted by the February 2023 cyber-attack.
What You Can Receive
- Ordinary loss reimbursement (up to $500): Out-of-pocket expenses such as fraud losses, credit-freeze fees, postage, and related costs with proof.
- Lost time (up to 4 hours at $21.50/hr): Compensation for time spent addressing the breach, counted toward the $500 cap above.
- Extraordinary loss reimbursement (up to $5,000): Larger, documented losses resulting directly from the breach and not already reimbursed.
- Two years of credit monitoring: CyEx service monitoring one national bureau plus $1 million identity-theft insurance.
How to File a Claim
- Gather documentation of any expenses or lost time.
- Visit the official site and complete the online claim form here, or mail a printed form.
- Submit online or ensure your mailed form is postmarked by January 30, 2026.
Download Key Forms
Download Claim Form (PDF) View Settlement Agreement (PDF)Your Options
- Submit a claim: Receive cash reimbursement and/or credit monitoring.
- Do nothing: Stay in the class, release your claims, but get no benefits.
- Exclude yourself: Keep your right to sue Peerstar separately; postmark request by December 9, 2025.
- Object: Write to the Court about what you dislike by December 9, 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Palasz v. Peerstar, LLC Settlement about?
The lawsuit alleges Peerstar failed to safeguard patient data, allowing hackers to access Social Security numbers, medical details, and other PI in February 2023. Peerstar denies wrongdoing but agreed to settle.
How much money can I get from the Palasz v. Peerstar, LLC Settlement?
You may claim up to $500 for ordinary losses and lost time combined, plus up to $5,000 for extraordinary losses, subject to proof. All class members may also enroll in two years of credit monitoring.
Do I need proof of expenses?
Yes. Receipts, bank statements, invoices or other documentation are required for any cash reimbursement.
Will the settlement pay my legal fees?
No. Class counsel will seek fees separately from the settlement fund; you pay nothing.
How do I contact the Settlement Administrator?
Email info@PeerstarDataBreachSettlement.com or call (833) 360-3803.