How do I file the First Chatham Bank $475K settlement claim as a Arizona resident?

Click the "File Now" button to go directly to the official settlement claim form. Fill in your name, address, and any eligibility information requested. This settlement does not require proof or documentation — just your contact information and eligibility confirmation.

How much can Arizona residents receive from this settlement?

The estimated payout is $475,000 per eligible claimant. The actual amount depends on the total number of valid claims filed — more claims means lower individual payouts. File before the deadline to secure your share.

Does Arizona have state-specific rights in class action settlements?

Arizona residents have the right to participate in any nationwide class action settlement. Some states — particularly California, Illinois, and New York — have additional consumer protection laws that result in higher state-specific payouts or supplemental state court settlements. Check SettlementRadar's Arizona settlements page for state-specific cases.

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First Chatham Bank $475K Settlement — Arizona Residents

Q: Are Arizona residents eligible for the First Chatham Bank $475K settlement?

Yes — the First Chatham Bank $475K settlement is open to U.S. residents nationwide, including Arizona. Check the official claim form for the full eligibility requirements.

This settlement covers U.S. residents nationwide, including Arizona. Check your eligibility and file your claim before the deadline.

$475,000 Estimated Payout

June 3, 2026 Claim Deadline

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Arizona Eligibility

The class includes all living individuals residing in the United States whom First Chatham Bank sent a notice stating the September 2024 data incident impacted their private information. The settlement administrator will use the bank’s records to verify eligibility.

About This Settlement

Individuals who received notice from First Chatham Bank about a 2024 data breach may be eligible to claim approximately $100 from a class action settlement.

Who Is Eligible?

Claim Details

Payout: $475,000
Deadline: June 3, 2026 (31 days)
Proof Needed: No — self-certification
Category: Data Breach

🗺️ Filing as a Arizona Resident

$475,000

Estimated per-person payout

Deadline

June 3, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions — Arizona Residents

Are Arizona residents eligible for this settlement? +

Yes — this settlement is open to U.S. residents nationwide, including Arizona. Check the official claim form for the full eligibility requirements.

How do I file as a Arizona resident? +

Click "File Now" above to go directly to the official claim form. Fill in your name, address, and eligibility information. No proof required — just your name and contact info.

How much can I receive from this settlement? +

The estimated payout is $475,000 per eligible claimant. Final amounts depend on the total number of valid claims filed. Filing early maximizes your share.

Does Arizona have its own class action settlement rules? +

Arizona residents can participate in any nationwide federal class action, in addition to any Arizona-specific state court settlements. Some states — including California, Illinois, and New York — have additional consumer protection laws that generate state-specific supplemental settlements. Browse all Arizona settlements →

Settlement data sourced from court records and official settlement administrators. Last verified: May 4, 2026.