Crimson Wine Group $637K Data Breach Class Action Settlement

People who received notice from Crimson Wine Group about its 2024 data breach (the incident discovered around July 2024). Filing a claim is the only way to receive benefits.

• Received notice from Crimson Wine Group about its 2024 data breach
• File a claim by the deadline to receive benefits
• Documentation required for the up-to-$5,000 documented-loss option

Crimson Wine Group, Ltd. reached a $637,500 settlement resolving a class action over a 2024 data breach. The company filed data-breach notices with state attorneys general in December 2024 after an incident (discovered around July 25, 2024) in which an unauthorized party accessed systems containing consumers' personal information. Crimson Wine denies wrongdoing; the parties settled to avoid the costs and risks of litigation.

Who's excluded: The only way to receive benefits is to file a valid, timely claim; doing nothing releases your claims.

• Documented losses — up to $5,000

  Reimbursement for documented out-of-pocket losses traceable to the breach, up to $5,000, with supporting records.

• Cash payment + credit monitoring

  Class members may also receive a cash payment and free credit monitoring. Confirm the exact amounts, no-proof cash option, and documentation rules on the official settlement site.

1. 1Use the official Crimson Wine Group settlement website (the claim portal listed in your notice) or a mailed claim form.
2. 2Choose the cash payment / credit monitoring or upload documentation for losses up to $5,000.
3. 3Submit by the September 1, 2026 deadline.

1. Claim form deadlineSeptember 1, 2026

Payments are made after the court grants final approval and any appeals are resolved. Check the official settlement notice for opt-out/objection and final-approval dates.

• File using the claim ID from the official notice mailed to class members.