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MGM Resorts 2019 Data Incident Class Action (Persons in Canada Excluding Quebec)

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This settlement resolves 3 claims

Each claim in this program was resolved by the same settlement. Coverage can overlap, so you may be included in more than one. Review each one that may apply to you.

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Status

Claims not yet open

Estimated Payout

$150 to $20,000 per claimant

Approval hearing

  • British Columbia

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About this claim

If you live in Canada outside Quebec and your personal information was compromised in the July 2019 MGM Resorts data incident, you may be eligible for reimbursement of credit monitoring, payment for out-of-pocket losses, and a cash payment.

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  1. Do you live in Canada outside of Quebec?
  2. Was your personal information exposed or compromised in the July 2019 MGM Resorts data incident?
  3. Are you still included in this class action, meaning you did not opt out?If you never filed an Opt-Out Form, answer Yes.
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MGM Resorts International reported that it was the target of cybersecurity attacks in July 2019 and September 2023, in which outside intruders may have accessed the personal information of its guests. Several class actions were filed across Canada seeking compensation, including the Thandi action in British Columbia (covering the 2019 incident) and the Zuckerman and Dahan actions in Quebec.

MGM denies all the allegations and any liability, and no court has found it responsible. To avoid the cost and delay of continued litigation, the parties agreed to a proposed settlement of $4,000,000 that resolves all of these Canadian class actions. The settlement still needs court approval before any claims process opens.

Claim types

This case covers more than one type of claim. Each has its own payment, proof requirements, and eligibility. Review the type that applies to you.

Credit monitoring

For class members who want reimbursement of one year of future credit monitoring, including fraud and identity theft insurance coverage.

Payment: Reimbursement of a one-year credit monitoring subscription, including $1,000,000 of fraud/identity theft insurance

Proof: Proof requirements to be determined

Who qualifies

  • Class member who requests credit monitoring reimbursement

Substantiated losses

For class members who had out-of-pocket losses reasonably attributable to the data incidents and can provide supporting documentation.

Payment: $20,000 maximum per approved claim with documentation, subject to pro rata adjustment

Proof: Documents required

Who qualifies

  • Class member with documented out-of-pocket losses reasonably attributable to the data incidents

Unsubstantiated losses

For class members who file a valid claim without supporting documents. The amount depends on whether you were affected by one or both data incidents.

Payment: $150 for members of one incident (to a maximum of $500) and $300 for members of both incidents (to a maximum of $1,000), subject to pro rata adjustment

Proof: Proof requirements to be determined

Who qualifies

  • Class member who files a valid and timely claim without supporting documents

Claim Administrator

Class Counsel

Class members can get free help with their claim from the claims administrator listed above.

Proposed Settlement Documents

Opting out

The deadline to opt out was and has passed. Opting out is no longer available. Class members who did not opt out remain in the class and are bound by the outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

What stage is this settlement at?

The settlement is proposed and needs court approval. The Supreme Court of British Columbia certified the Thandi action for settlement purposes only and scheduled a hearing on May 25, 2026 to decide whether to approve it.

What do I need to do right now?

You do not need to do anything to stay included. If the settlement is approved, a claims process will open and you will be able to submit a claim by the claims deadline. Instructions and deadlines will be posted at https://www.MGMDataSettlement.ca.

How much could I receive?

Depending on the type of claim, you may receive reimbursement of one year of credit monitoring, a maximum of $20,000 for documented out-of-pocket losses, or a cash payment of $150 (to a maximum of $500) or $300 (to a maximum of $1,000). Amounts may be adjusted up or down on a pro rata basis based on the number and value of approved claims.

Can I object to the settlement?

No. The deadline to object was May 5, 2026, and it has passed.

When will claims open?

A claims process will only open if the court approves the settlement. Claim forms, deadlines, and updates will be posted at https://www.MGMDataSettlement.ca.

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