Stockpile 2020 data breach settlement
Winzig v. Stockpile, Inc. and Stockpile Investments, Inc.
Also known as Stockpile data breach
The lawsuit said Stockpile failed to protect personal information in a 2020 data breach.
- You could get
- A share of the fund $600,000 fund, split among everyone who files. Up to $90 per person.
Source
“No estimate is given. $90 is a cap, not an expected amount”
From the administrator site: Claim Form (official PDF).
- Claims
- Closed Oct 6, 2026
Source
“If you wish to receive a payment from the Settlement, you must submit a completed claim form online at www.StockpileDataSettlement.com no later than October 6, 2026.”
From the administrator site: Long Form Notice (official PDF).
- Who can file
- Data exposed in the 2020 Stockpile data breach
Source
“The Class includes all individuals whose personal information was allegedly compromised in the 2020 Data Breach perpetrated against Stockpile, Inc. and Stockpile Investments, Inc. (“Stockpile” or “Defendants”). The Class specifically excludes: (a) Defendants and their employees, principals, officers, directors, agents, affiliated entities, legal representatives, successors and assigns; (b) the judges to whom this lawsuit has been or is assigned and any members of their immediate families; and (c) all persons who have filed a timely Request for Exclusion from the Class.”
From the administrator site: Claim Form (official PDF).
- Where
- Anywhere in the U.S.
Source
“The Class includes all individuals whose personal information was compromised in the 2020 Data Breach perpetrated against the Defendants.”
From the administrator site: Long Form Notice (official PDF).
Quick answers
How much is the Stockpile 2020 data breach settlement payout?
A share of the fund. $600,000 fund, split among everyone who files. Up to $90 per person.
Can I still file a claim for the Stockpile 2020 data breach settlement?
No. Claims closed on Oct 6, 2026.
Is the Stockpile 2020 data breach settlement legit?
The settlement administrator (the company that handles claims) is Angeion, and the official site is www.stockpiledatasettlement.com. Real notices point there; if a link in a message goes anywhere else, do not use it.
The official site never asks you to pay to file.
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Case details
- Case
- Winzig v. Stockpile, Inc. and Stockpile Investments, Inc.
- Court
- Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles
- Case number
- 21STCV45067
- Administrator
- Angeion
- Official site
- www.stockpiledatasettlement.com
- Settlement fund
- $600,000
- Full payout terms
- Pro rata share of a $600,000 fund; not over $90Pro rata share of the Net Settlement Amount, capped at $90 per person
- Effort
- Easy, about 3 minutes
Other dates
- Opt-out (exclusion) deadline
- (passed) source document
- Objection deadline
- (passed) source document
The court’s exact words
The Class includes all individuals whose personal information was compromised in the 2020 Data Breach perpetrated against the Defendants.
Quoted from the official notice. Read the notice for the full definition.
Our notes: The notice says the class includes individuals whose personal information was compromised in the 2020 data breach against Stockpile, Inc. and Stockpile Investments, Inc. Class members who file a valid claim are eligible for a share of the net settlement amount, capped at $90 per person, split among everyone who files. The claim form asks for name, contact details, a payment choice and a signature; it does not list a proof-of-loss requirement. The paper claim form lists the Notice ID as "if known". The official notice and FAQ do not say one is required. Read the official notice to see whether the class definition applies to you.
You may be included if your personal information was compromised in the 2020 Stockpile data breach.
You are not included if you work for Stockpile or asked to be excluded from the class.
Sources and checks (3)
- Settlement website home page (official; header reads Provided by Angeion Group) administrator site
- Long Form Notice (official PDF) administrator site
- Claim Form (official PDF) administrator site
What changedLast change Nov 6, 2026
- The official site says the Court has postponed the Final Approval Hearing and the new date is not yet set, so the November 10, 2026 hearing date was removed. source document
- Who is covered: the page no longer says "Nationwide" or "everyone in the United States". The notice defines the class by who was affected by the 2020 data breach and sets no state limit, so the page now says no state limit is stated and quotes the class definition. This came from the independent check. source document
- The October 6, 2026 claim deadline has passed, so claims are now closed. The official home page still gives October 6, 2026 as the claim deadline and announces no extension. The final approval hearing is still set for November 10, 2026. source document
- Eligibility notes now say only what the documents show: the paper claim form lists the Notice ID as "if known", and the official notice and FAQ do not say one is required. The earlier line about a separate online route was removed because it came from the site's generic text. This came from the independent second check. source document
- Added what the official claim page and paper form say about the Notice ID: "if known" on the paper form, and an online route for people who did not receive a notice. source document
- Page created. Claims open until October 6, 2026. source document
Questions
I already filed. What now?
If your claim was filed on time and accepted, it is in the pool. The administrator pays, usually after final approval and any appeals. Contact the administrator with your claim ID if something looks wrong. Never pay anyone to check on a claim.