$32.8 Million ParkMobile Settlement Resolves Class Action Lawsuit Over 2021 Data Breach

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A $32.8 million cash-and-credits settlement has been reached to resolve a proposed class action lawsuit filed against ParkMobile over a 2021 data breach, and roughly 21 million users impacted by the cyberattack can now file a claim form for compensation. 

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The official, court-approved website for the ParkMobile settlement can be found at ParkMobileSettlement.com. 

The deal, which received preliminary approval from the court on November 5, 2024, covers all individuals to whom ParkMobile sent a notice about the 2021 data breach. The settlement site states that these individuals were sent an email notice about the ParkMobile settlement. 

To submit a ParkMobile settlement claim form online, head to this page. If you have the notice ID and confirmation code found in the personalized settlement notice you might have received via email, enter them and hit “submit” to continue filling out your claim form. 

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If you do not have a notice ID and/or confirmation code, you can look up your login information by entering your first and last name and your email address in the appropriate fields and hitting “submit” to continue. 

All ParkMobile settlement claim forms must be submitted online or by mail by March 5, 2025. 

A PDF version of the ParkMobile claim form can be found here. 

All ParkMobile settlement class members can file a claim for a cash payment from the $9 million cash fund. ParkMobile settlement cash payouts from the $9 million fund will be capped at $25 per person, the website states. Filing a claim form is the only way to receive cash from the settlement. 

Class members who do nothing will automatically receive via email a $1 credit for use in the ParkMobile app. Those who receive the code will have one year from the date the email is sent to input it into the app and use the credit. 

The overall cap for the ParkMobile app credit is $21 million, as there are approximately 21 million people eligible to participate in the ParkMobile settlement, the website states.

Lastly, the deal includes a $2.5 million credit for “business remedial measures” implemented by ParkMobile, court documents relay, and $300,000 to go toward administration costs.

ParkMobile settlement payouts will be sent sometime after the court decides whether to grant final approval to the terms of the deal and after any appeals are resolved. A final approval hearing is scheduled for March 13, 2025. 

The initial ParkMobile data breach lawsuit alleged the 2021 incident was a “direct and proximate result” of the company’s failure to implement rudimentary cybersecurity measures. Information compromised in the ParkMobile data breach included users’ license plate numbers and, if provided, email addresses, phone numbers and vehicle nicknames, the lawsuit claimed.

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