Texas Medical Liability Trust Data Breach Settlement – Claim Up to $35,000 + Free Credit Monitoring
How Much Can You Receive?
If you received a notice from Texas Medical Liability Trust about the October 2022 data incident, you may be eligible to claim up to $35,000 in compensation for documented losses, time spent, or identity theft, plus three years of free credit monitoring.
Available Compensation:
Ordinary Out-of-Pocket Losses & Time – Up to $2,500
Includes reimbursement for documented, unreimbursed costs and time spent responding to the breach, such as:
Credit monitoring fees, Notary and postage costs, Credit freeze/unfreeze fees, Time spent responding to the incident (up to 5 hours at $30/hour = $150 max)
Extraordinary Losses & Time – Up to $35,000
For documented, unreimbursed losses resulting from identity theft or fraud caused by the breach. Includes:
Stolen funds or fraudulent transactions, Tax return fraud, Time spent remedying these issues (up to 10 hours at $30/hour = $300 max)
Free Credit Monitoring – 3 Years
All class members — regardless of whether they file a claim — are eligible for:
Real-time credit monitoring (Equifax, Experian, TransUnion), Dark web scanning, Identity theft insurance, Access to fraud resolution agents
About
Texas Medical Liability Trust (TMLT) agreed to a $1 million class action settlement to resolve allegations that it failed to properly secure private information, leading to a data breach discovered in October 2022.
The breach potentially exposed sensitive data, including:
Full names
Social Security numbers
Tax identification numbers
Dates of birth
The lawsuit claims TMLT did not implement reasonable cybersecurity protections, allowing unauthorized access to customer data. While TMLT denies any wrongdoing, it chose to settle to avoid prolonged litigation and legal costs.
The settlement provides cash compensation and free credit monitoring to help affected individuals recover and protect themselves from potential identity theft.
Who Can File a Claim?
You’re eligible to file a claim if:
You resided in the United States at the time of the breach
You received a notice from TMLT stating your private information may have been compromised
Documentation Requirements:
📩 Class Member ID (from your notice)
📎 Receipts or records for claimed losses
📝 Attestation for time spent (must include what actions you took and how long it took)
🛑 Self-prepared documents without official proof will not be accepted
How to File a Claim
You can submit a claim in two ways:
🖥 Online:
Visit the settlement website and use your Class Member ID (found on the notice you received).✉️ By Mail:
Download and complete the claim form, then mail it to:
Bruno v. TMLT
c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC
P.O. Box 225391
New York, NY 10150-5391
Payout Methods:
💳 Electronic Transfer (online claims only)
✉️ Paper Check
🔐 Credit Monitoring Redemption Code
Don’t Miss Your Chance to Claim Compensation
If Texas Medical Liability Trust notified you of a data breach, you may be entitled to:
Up to $35,000 for documented identity theft or fraud
Up to $2,500 for out-of-pocket costs and time spent
Or 3 years of free credit monitoring
🗓 Deadline to file: October 21, 2025
📑 Documentation required for reimbursement
💻 Fastest payout: submit online and select electronic payment