Data breach

AnnieMac class action lawsuit

AnnieMac is a defendant in IN RE: ANNIEMAC DATA BREACH LITIGATION, a proposed class action filed on November 22, 2024 in District Court, D. New Jersey.

The court record lists the nature of suit as 360 P.I.: Other, on docket 1:24-cv-10678.

The most recent filing Sparrow has read from the docket is dated July 28, 2026.

Case details

Case
IN RE: ANNIEMAC DATA BREACH LITIGATION
Court
District Court, D. New Jersey
Docket number
1:24-cv-10678
Case filed
November 22, 2024
Nature of suit
360 P.I.: Other
Most recent filing
July 28, 2026

What this case is about

This is a proposed class action arising from a data breach involving AnnieMac, a mortgage lender. The case was filed as a personal injury action in federal court, and recent filings — including a settlement agreement and proposed order — indicate the parties have reached a proposed settlement. The specific allegations about how the breach occurred and what data was exposed are not described in the available docket entries.

This summary describes the court filings listed below. It is not legal advice, and it does not establish whether you are a member of any class. That is set by the court-approved class definition.

Recent court filings

  • Text of Proposed Order
  • Exhibit 2 - James E. Cecchi Bio and Carella Byrne Firm Resume
  • Exhibit 1 - Settlement Agreement
  • Declaration of James E. Cecchi
  • Memorandum in Support

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