🚨🚨Did you receive a mail or email notice from Change Healthcare regarding their 2024 data breach stating that you were affected? If so, you may be considering what steps to take next and how and if you should sign up. Note: This breach is one of the largest medical data breaches in history, and it has impacted millions of Americans, exposing sensitive medical, personal, and financial information! It’s impact shouldn’t be understated, however we don’t want to cause panic either. By joining the Change Healthcare lawsuit through a law firm pursuing a mass action strategy (and not the traditional class action), you have a unique opportunity to seek meaningful compensation (not just $10-20 like most settlements) tailored to the individual impact of the breach on your life. Change Healthcare Data Breach Lawsuit Claim Form Below ✅🛎️You can access the Change Healthcare lawsuit claim form on Mason LLP’s website at this link. Mason LLP is actively signing new clients for the Change Healthcare/UnitedHealth breach case. They are an experienced firm in mass action cases related to data breaches in the U.S., and with over 30 years of experience they've secured more than $1 billion in recoveries for their clients. 🧤✋What is a Mass Action and Why is it Different? A mass action lawsuit allows a group of individuals who have been harmed in similar ways by a defendant's actions—like the Change Healthcare data breach—to file their cases together. However, unlike class action lawsuits, where plaintiffs are treated as a single entity, mass actions allow each plaintiff’s specific damages and experiences to be individually considered. This approach has significant benefits: 1️⃣ Tailored Compensation Based on Individual Losses - Unlike class actions, where payouts are often minimal and uniform, a mass action allows compensation to reflect the distinct impact on each person. For data breach cases like this, the degree of harm can vary widely—some individuals may face minor inconveniences, while others may endure severe identity theft and financial losses. With a mass action, each individual’s unique circumstances are considered, potentially leading to more substantial and fair compensation.