Americold agreed to a proposed $5.25 million settlement over 2020 and 2023 cybersecurity incidents. Notified U.S. people may seek up to $25,000 in documented losses, estimated residual payments of $200 for both incidents or $100 for one, and three years of credit monitoring. Americold denies wrongdoing. Lamont Bracy v. Americold Logistics, No. 1:23-cv-05743-TWT. Current administrator-confirmed claim, opt-out, objection, and final-approval deadlines were not retrievable as of August 26, 2026; confirm before publication.
Americold Data Breach Settlement: Who Qualifies for the $5.25 Million Fund
A proposed $5.25 million settlement offers documented-loss payments, residual cash, and credit monitoring.
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