Open for claims · Reviewed 2026-10-19
AMCA data breach settlement with Sonic Healthcare labs
If one of these labs or AMCA told you your information may have been exposed in the AMCA breach, you may be in the class.
Eligibility and administrator approval apply. Payment is not guaranteed.
Could this apply to you?
Got an AMCA breach notice from CPL or Austin Pathology · 2018-2019
- Did Clinical Pathology Laboratories (CPL), or AMCA on CPL's behalf, send you a notice that your information may have been involved in the AMCA security incident?
- If not, did Austin Pathology Associates, or AMCA on its behalf, send you a notice that your information may have been involved in the AMCA security incident?
- Are you someone other than an officer or director of Sonic Healthcare, Aurora Diagnostics, CPL or Austin Pathology Associates?
What you’ll need
Keep the breach notice from Clinical Pathology Laboratories, Austin Pathology Associates or AMCA, because it has the ID you need to file online. To claim up to $5,000 for losses, keep receipts or other documents (not ones you made yourself) showing costs tied to the AMCA breach.
Your next step
We check whether you received a breach notice from CPL or Austin Pathology Associates and have its ID to file online.
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