Electronics for Imaging (EFI) data breach settlement
Checked Nov 6, 2026 on the official settlement site
Can I claim?
Yes, if you are in the class: people whose private information was affected by EFI's September 2024 data incident. File by Dec 22, 2026 (46 days left). The most one person can receive is $5,400, mostly for documented losses. Without receipts: flat payment expected to be $75 instead of other cash benefits, no documents needed.
File a claim on the official site →| Claim deadline | Dec 22, 2026 (46 days left) |
|---|---|
| Most one person can get | $5,400 |
| Proof | Cash option without receipts |
| Final approval hearing | Jan 26, 2027 |
| Case | Hibbard, Nelson v. Electronics for Imaging, Inc., No. 217-2025-CV-00528, Merrimack County Superior Court, New Hampshire |
| Data exposed | Names, Addresses, Phone numbers, Dates of birth, Driver's license numbers and Social Security numbers |
What happened
A September 2024 cyberattack on the printing-technology company accessed files with names, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, photo IDs or driver's licenses and Social Security numbers. The site does not give a head count.
Who can claim from the Electronics for Imaging (EFI) settlement?
People whose private information was affected by EFI's September 2024 data incident.
How much can I get?
Cash without proof: Flat payment expected to be $75 instead of other cash benefits, no documents needed. Documented losses: up to $5,300. Lost time: Up to 4 hours at $25/hour ($100 max), no description required. Also: Ordinary costs up to $300 and fraud losses up to $5,000 with documents; all cash benefits share a $300,000 cap; 3 years of CyEx Identity Defense Complete monitoring.
Do I need proof?
Cash option without receipts. Keep receipts if you want to claim documented losses too.
When will I get paid?
Payments start after the court grants final approval (hearing Jan 26, 2027) and any appeals end, often several months later.
Is the settlement website legit?
Use only the court-approved site: efidatasettlement.com. Do not pay anyone to file; claims are free.
Sources
- EFI Data Settlement - home and FAQ · Settlement administrator (court-authorized site) (official)
Teollimi is not a law firm and is not affiliated with the court, the claims administrator or Electronics for Imaging (EFI). Terms on the official settlement site prevail.