Estée Lauder Data Incidents Class Action
Checked October 17, 2026 against the official notice · Edited by Ferhat Abdullahoglu
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This settlement is for individuals in Canada whose personal or financial information was compromised in data incidents involving Estée Lauder on or around May 31, 2023, or July 12, 2023. Class members can receive up to CAD $5,000 for substantiated losses, and CAD $150 or CAD $300 for unsubstantiated losses, which may be increased or decreased pro rata depending on the total number of claims.
Who qualifies
- Between May 31, 2023 and July 12, 2023.
“Class Members in the Class Action consist of all persons in Canada: (i) whose personal or financial information held by Estée Lauder was compromised and/or stolen from Estée Lauder on or around July 12, 2023 (the "July Incident"); or who received an email or letter from Estée Lauder, dated on or about September 5, 202…”From the court-approved notice
What you can get
Cash payment for substantiated losses
up to CAD $5,000, shared pro rata
Proof: Supporting documentation
Cash payment for unsubstantiated losses (one incident)
CAD $150, shared pro rata
Proof: None
Cash payment for unsubstantiated losses (both incidents)
CAD $300, shared pro rata
Proof: None
What proof means here: supporting documentation evidencing out-of-pocket losses reasonably attributable to the Data Incidents
These are the amounts the settlement publishes. Shares of a fund depend on how many people file: what pro rata means.
How to file
- 1. Check that the class description above fits you.
- 2. File on the official claim form. It usually takes a few minutes.
Key dates
When settlements pay, and what can delay it.
Is this settlement legit?
Yes. It's a court-approved class action settlement in the Superior Court of Québec (case 500-06-001261-235), run by Concilia Services Inc.. The official site is esteelaudersettlement.ca. You never pay to file a claim. How to check a settlement notice.
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