Change Healthcare, Inc., Customer Data Security Breach Lawsuit (MDL No. 3108)

As of November 2, 2026, 161 cases are pending in the Change Healthcare, Inc., Customer Data Security Breach multidistrict litigation in the District of Minnesota, before Judge Donovan W. Frank. 176 cases have been part of it in total since the MDL was created on June 7, 2024.

161 Cases pending now
176 Total cases, all time
+76 Pending, change over 12 months (+89%)
#40 Largest of 164 active MDLs

Pending cases over time

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Pending casesTotal cases, all time

From the JPML's monthly pending-MDL reports, July 2024 to November 2026.

As ofPendingTotal, all time
Nov 2, 2026161176
Dec 2, 20258698
Dec 2, 20246466

Court and case details

Official nameIN RE: Change Healthcare, Inc., Customer Data Security Breach Litigation
MDL number3108
CourtU.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota
JudgeDonovan W. Frank (Sr. District Judge)
Master docket0:24-md-3108
Motion to centralize filedMarch 12, 2024
MDL createdJune 7, 2024
CategoryData Breach and Consumer Privacy
StatusActive

What an MDL is

When many people file similar federal lawsuits against the same company, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) can send them all to one judge for pretrial work such as evidence gathering and expert rulings. Each case stays a separate lawsuit, unlike a class action. A few cases are often tried first as “bellwether” trials, and cases that don’t settle or get dismissed can be sent back to the court where they were filed for trial.

The case counts above only include federal cases. Similar claims can also be filed in state courts, and those are not counted here.

Thinking about a claim? Whether you can join depends on your own facts and on deadlines that vary by state. A lawyer who handles class actions cases can tell you whether you qualify.

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Source: case counts, judges and courts come from the monthly “Pending MDL Dockets” reports published by the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation. We update them each month. “Pending” means cases still open in the MDL; “total” counts every case ever sent to it, including those since dismissed, settled or sent back to their original courts.

Lawbamba is not affiliated with the JPML or any court, and this page is general information, not legal advice. We don’t estimate settlement values or tell you whether you qualify.