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Advocate Aurora Pixel

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In re Advocate Aurora Health Pixel Litigation

Where it stands

Consolidated before Judge J.P. Stadtmueller. A $12.225 million settlement received preliminary approval in 2023, with an objection and exclusion deadline of December 19, 2023 and a final fairness hearing on March 8, 2024. Allocation: $4,278,750 in attorneys' fees (35%), up to $30,000 in costs, $3,500 service awards for each of ten class representatives, and pro rata individual payments capped at $50.

Note on this record

The precise mix of statutory claims in the consolidated complaint was not verified from the sources reviewed; the claims listed reflect the reported theories (federal wiretap, invasion of privacy, breach of confidence) rather than a verified count-by-count list. Class counsel firms were not identified.

The record

Court
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
Case number
2:22-cv-01253-JPS
Filed
Filing date not established
Defendants
Advocate Aurora Health, Inc.
Plaintiffs
Approximately 2.5 million patients whose information was disclosed via tracking technologies on Advocate Aurora's website, patient portal and scheduling app between October 24, 2017 and October 22, 2022 and who received a breach notification.
Technology at issue
Meta Pixel, Google Analytics and other third-party SDKs on hospital website, MyChart-style patient portal and scheduling app
Relief sought
Damages and injunctive relief for impermissible disclosure of patient health data to third-party advertising platforms without authorization or business associate agreements.
Settlement
$12,225,000

Claims pleaded

Sources (3)

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